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Claire L. Evans’s Broad Band Reveals Women’s Contributions to Tech
A hidden history of computing, from the 1800s to the 1990s.
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Bad Moms and Brutal Honesty in I Will Be Complete
Glen David Gold’s memoir recounts a singularly awful upbringing.
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A Night of Supernatural Cats at Seattle Meowtropolitan
Author Zack Davisson shares stories about Japan’s mystical menagerie of felines.
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Geneviève Castrée’s Last Book Is a Baby Book for Her Daughter
Despite its tragic circumstances, in A Bubble all is well.
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Rita Bullwinkel’s Belly Up Is Like an Endless Jungle
The latest, impressive short-story collection from A Strange Object.
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Queer Icon Audre Lorde Turned Trauma Into Art
It saved my life. It could save yours, too.
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The Stranger‘s Guide to the Best Bookstores, Literary Events, and Libraries in Seattle
An itinerary for literature lovers and bibliophiles in Seattle
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A Book About Longing, Self-Sabotage, and Distant Planets
Chelsea Hodson’s essays explore the haziness of young romance.
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The Long Odds of Poe Ballantine’s Whirlaway Pay Off
A weird, wonderful yarn about horse races, record collectors, and telepathic dogs.
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Jason Heller’s Strange Stars Rehashes the Space-Obsessed 1970s
There’s a starman still waiting in the sky.
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The Mother of All Pregnancy Books
Like a Mother is a thoughtful, engaging, and well-researched book about pregnancy.
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Islamophobia in the USA
American Islamophobia reveals our nation’s long history of prejudice.
