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‘Roller coasters on parallel tracks’: Sherman Alexie on life with his late mother | Lit Life
The local author’s new memoir addresses his complex relationship with Lillian Alexie, who likely suffered from bipolar disorder.
The local author’s new memoir addresses his complex relationship with Lillian Alexie, who likely suffered from bipolar disorder.
Thomas Ricks’ book explores the lives of two very different Englishmen who fought against fascism and communism.
The Pulitzer Prize-winner’s latest work continues the story begun in her previous best-seller, “My Name Is Lucy Barton.”
“I decided I’d have a door burst open and see who came through. In came Vera Stanhope almost fully formed ...”
Local author David B. Williams invites readers to put on their walking shoes and visit some Seattle treasures in “Seattle Walks: Discovering History and Nature...
Book editor Mary Ann Gwinn is leaving after 34 years of deadlines, interviews and reviews. She looks back at notable adventures and thanks you, the...