![]() It details Paul and MacNaughton's high-tech search for their cat. Lost Cat, A True Story of Love, Desperation, and GPS Technology was published in 2013 and illustrated by her partner, artist Wendy MacNaughton. "When it's over, we don't want to leave," said the New York Times review of the book. Her second, the 2006 historical novel East Wind, Rain is based on the Niihau Incident, a historical event in which a Japanese pilot crash-landed on the private Hawaiian island of Niihau, after the attack on Pearl Harbor. It was a finalist at the Northern California Book Awards and an alternate selection for the Book of the Month Club. ![]() Her first book was the nonfiction memoir Fighting Fire, published in 1998. ![]() Rescue 2 members were also trained and sent on SCUBA dive searches, rope and rappelling rescues, surf rescues, confined space rescues, all hazardous material calls, and the most severe train and car wrecks. She worked most of her career on Rescue 2, where she and her crew were responsible for search and rescue in fires. She volunteered as a journalist at Berkeley public radio station KPFA before (in 1988) joining the San Francisco Fire Department, as one of the first women hired by the department. She was educated in journalism and documentary film at Stanford University. ![]() ![]() Her father was an investment banker, her mother a social worker. Caroline Paul (born July 29, 1963, in New York City) is an American writer of fiction and non-fiction.Ĭaroline Paul was raised in New York City Paris, France and Cornwall, Connecticut. ![]()
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