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Carrie Brownstein’s Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl Is the Rock Memoir You’ve Been Craving
It’s the Memoir That You Crave, That You Want, Want
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More Words, Please
A Community of Writers Reflects on Local Literary History in Seattle City of Literature
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Patrick deWitt’s Fractured Fairy Tale
A Kids’ Book for Grown-Ups from the Author of The Sisters Brothers
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These Words Are Made for Reading
Lee, Myself & I Offers a Vivid Portrait of Lee Hazlewood’s Autumn Years
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This Is a Business
Best-Selling Genre Author J.A. Jance Has No Patience for Literary Snobbery
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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.
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Felicia Day: Less Weird Than She Thinks She Is (Actually)
The Buffy Actor’s New Memoir Is Fascinating, but Not for the Reasons She Thinks
