“Violence against women in American crime fiction is as old as the genre itself …” a smart and thought-provoking take on why from @JennyMHerrera, author of The Hunter
"[B]y repeatedly inflicting violence on female characters, we are...policing our actions and enlisting our aid in keeping others oppressed."
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So proud to see KUOW's Carol Smith recognized for her wonderful memoir "Crossing the River" which is a finalist in this yr's WA State Book Awards. An encore of our conversation about her book from last summer, here bit.ly/3R7oFk4
Incredible news! CROSSING THE RIVER by @clsmith321 has been selected as a FINALIST for the 2022 Washington State Book Award in the Biography/Memoir category! The @seattletimes shared the full list of finalists. Winners will be announced 9/13! bit.ly/3Ti3MES
Thrilled for Crossing the River to be a finalist in such excellent company! @ABRAMSbooks @EditorStoltz @JennyMHerrera Congratulations to the 2022 Washington State Book Award Finalists | Shelf Talk shelftalkblog.wordpress.com/…
"Maybe it’s this disconnect between the experience of public and private mourning that has given rise to a damaging myth surrounding grief—that it should end after a year, and if it doesn’t, there must be something wrong with you," writes @clsmith321bit.ly/3Mak4dY
A beautiful and profoundly moving book, an unforgettable journey through grief toward hope, and a valuable, illuminating read for anyone coping with loss, CROSSING THE RIVER by @clsmith321 is now available in paperback. bit.ly/3LXY2Lr
Powerful, painful, thoughtful work from @clsmith321. The lies resonated with me. For a decade after my dad died, I let people think he was alive. No adult asking, "what about your dad?" wants to be met with, "he's dead and it's destroyed us." I wasn't ready to face it, either.