More by Rebecca Brown
That Golden, Inspiring, Exhausting Summer Feeling
William Blake wrote poems about summer, Denise Levertov wrote poems about summer, but whenever I try to write in the summer, I fall asleep.
The Melody in The Pearl Fishers Is So Brilliant
If You Have Trash Stuck in Your Head, Get Thee to Seattle Opera
Alice B. Toklas Lived in Seattle Before She Met Gertrude Stein
She lived on First Hill in the 1890s, and rumor has it she still haunts the neighborhood. Stein would not have achieved international literary fame without her.
Alice B. Toklas Lived in Seattle Before She Met Gertrude Stein
She lived on First Hill in the 1890s, and rumor has it she still haunts the neighborhood. Stein would not have achieved international literary fame without her.
Brian Wilson Returns to Benaroya Hall
Even Though He Can't Really Sing Well Anymore, It Was a Triumph
The Problem with Diva Worship
My Embarrassing Encounter with Stephanie Blythe, Star of Seattle Opera’s Semele
How to Survive Winter with Nothing but Your Own Mind
I Recommend Listening to Schubert and Taking Naps
Charles D'Ambrosio's Dome-Blowingly Beautiful Essays
Loitering Is the Best Essay Collection of the Year, So The Stranger Asked Karen Russell, Adam Haslett, Rebecca Brown, and Four Others Writers to Each Review One Thing in It
The Fall Is Hard—Just Look at All the Art That's Been Made About It
This is the season of Frank Sinatra and Neil Young and Beat Happening and Herman Melville and Percy and Mary Shelley and Adam and Eve and you.
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