External links
- Insomniac Press: Natalee Caple
- Vancouver International Writers and Readers Festival: Natalee Caple profile (2004)
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Natalee Caple (born 1970 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian author of novels and poetry, educated at the University of Calgary. Her 2004 book, Mackerel Sky, was distributed in the United States. In Canada, she appeared at events such as the Vancouver International Writers and Readers Festival.
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