Seattle historian Knute Berger discusses the city's legacy of constant changes ahead of his expanded discussion of the updated edition of 'Seattle, Past to Present.'
Literature can get readers through the hardest of times. In book-loving Seattle, these 10 works from the last decade by authors from Washington state speak...
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In a culture where many are indifferent or even hostile toward the notion of faith, Egan set out to reassess and possibly reclaim the Christianity...
Karl Marlantes, who wrote the breakout novel "Matterhorn," has penned a novel that has all the elements of a classic immigrant story. But the immigrants...
The city was shaped by animals. Horses helped fight fires, move earth and haul lumber; dogs and cats had the run of the streets. Herds...
Struggle is an essential element of narrative, and two new books put the spotlight on two characters in the thick of their own battles.
Ian McEwan's new novel “Machines Like Me” is a book of ideas, a love story, and a cautionary tale. It’s also frightening, and moving, and...
Narcissa Prentiss Whitman was one of the first white women to cross the Rocky Mountains, and later became one of 13 people killed in the...