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Francis Fukuyama Is Wrong (Again) About Identity Politics
Identity politics isn’t killing democracy. Republicans are.
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Berlin Is a Masterpiece of a Graphic Novel
Jason Lutes’s exquisitely drawn story of the rise of fascism in Germany took 20 years to complete.
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Jill Soloway, Hannah Gadsby, and Morgan Parker Take the Stage
Expect a heated discussion.
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Hey, Writers: STFU About “the Muse”
Acclaimed author Sarah Manguso says writing isn’t magic, and it isn’t a cage fight either.
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Fairy Tales for Frightening Times
Rebecca Brown’s new book of dark fables turns the patriarchy on its head.
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Hugo House, Seattle’s Premier Literary Center, Reopens on Capitol Hill
See inside at the grand reopening celebration on September 22.
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Orcas Are Cool, but Have You Seen a Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker? Or a Wolf Eel? Or a Giant Pacific Octopus?
Drew Collins’s book of underwater photography celebrates Puget Sound’s lesser-known creatures.
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Americans in Paris in Patrick deWitt’s Wry, Dry French Exit
The Portland author expands his literary purview to include the idle rich.
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Why Did a Mother Throw Her Kids Off a Bridge?
What drove a woman to try to kill her own children in Portland?
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Why Is Everyone in the Northwest So Obsessed with Serial Killers?
Alice Bolin’s collection of essays, Dead Girls, has some answers.
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Genevieve Hudson’s Pretend We Live Here Boldly Makes Queerness the Norm
Hudson’s fierce debut finds a fitting home at Future Tense Books.
