Considered by many readers and critics to be our most important environmental writer, Lopez is a touchstone author whose nonfiction and fiction alike have inspired artists in multiple disciplines. He's devoted his career to exploring the deep emotional and spiritual ties between people and the settings they move through.
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Through Narcissa Whitman’s story, this Pacific Northwest author asks herself what it means to be a ‘woman of the West’
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...
Amazon pulls 2 books that promote unscientific autism ‘cures’
Amazon’s removal of the listings came after several internet companies said they were taking steps to limit the reach of pseudoscientific health information.
Paperback Picks: books by Gloria Steinem, Jonathan Evison and more VIEW
Among this week’s half-dozen Paperback Picks are a charmer of a novel by Bainbridge Island resident Evison and a 25th anniversary edition of Steinem’s best-selling...
In Valeria Luiselli’s innovative new novel, a family road trip collides with America’s refugee crisis
"Lost Children Archive" begins as a family journey from New York to the Southwestern desert. What comes next is a brilliant and shocking examination of...
Crime fiction: The staying power of Nordic crime stories
Crime-fiction columnist Adam Woog shares two Nordic crime-fiction standouts.
Isaac Mizrahi comes to Seattle for a stylish song and dance down memory lane
A fashion designer who founded his own company more than 30 years ago, Isaac Mizrahi recently penned "I.M.: A Memoir." His cabaret show “I&Me" is...