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Author Amy Bowers Cordalis' fight for salmon, sovereignty is not hers alone (opens the original)
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The KUOW Book Club read "The Water Remembers: My Indigenous Family's Fight to Save a River and a Way of Life" by Amy Bowers Cordalis in September. Cordalis joined KUOW's Katie Campbell live at Seattle Central Library to talk about her part in a generational fight for salmon and sovereignty. Their conversation was part of the latest Book Talks series in partnership with the Seattle Public Library. Find out more about upcoming talks here. The audio of their conversation will be available here soon
Pessimist or prophet? A tech skeptic’s decades-old critique is back (opens the original)
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One of the hottest nonfiction books this week is 26 years old. “Cyberselfish” first hit bookstores in the year 2000, when new technologies seemed to be emerging every other day. Author and insider Paulina Borsook saw another side to all that rah-rah innovation, as suggested in the full title of her book, “Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp through the Terribly Libertarian Culture of High Tech.” When "Cyberselfish" came out, Amazon had made new millionaires of its earliest employees in Seattle, and Mi
KUOW Book Club's September pick tells the story of a generational fight for salmon, sovereignty (opens the original)
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The KUOW Book Club's summer of reading is steadily turning into fall. Author Amy Bowers Cordalis will mark the change with us at our next live talk in partnership with the Seattle Public Library. We'll be reading her multigenerational memoir, "The Water Remembers: My Indigenous Family's Fight to Save a River and a Way of Life." Cordalis will join us for a live interview at the Seattle Central Library on Sept. 29. Register for free here. Cordalis, a member and former general counsel of the Yurok
How to sell your old books in Seattle and make room for more (opens the original)
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If you've ever tried to sell your clothes to a consignment shop and stood there as a calculating teen or 20-something appraises your aesthetic, you know the vulnerability of trying to sell something that defined you in some way, no matter how shallow. Now, apply that to your books, the volumes that can simultaneously speak to your personal taste, intellect, and hipness. Or maybe I'm just projecting. Whatever a book means to you, trying to sell a stack to Seattle's critical secondhand buyers can
Author Maya Jewell Zeller's story is not your 'poverty porn' (opens the original)
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The KUOW Book Club read "Raised by Ferns" by Maya Jewell Zeller in August. Zeller joined KUOW's Katie Campbell live at Seattle Central Library earlier this month to talk about her "feral" childhood and what it means to be "raised by ferns." Their conversation was part of the latest Book Talks series in partnership with the Seattle Public Library; find out more about upcoming talks here. Listen to the interview by clicking the play button above. The title of Maya Jewell Zeller's memoir came from
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