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  1. Writing saved her: Lidia Yuknavitch

    Author Lidia Yuknavitch’s experiences with addiction, grief, mental illness and motherhood shape her work The first time I saw Lidia Yuknavitch speak, it was at Powell’s Books. Of the speakers that night, only Yuknavitch was unknown to me. As the last syl ...

    29 Jun 2015 - Suzanne Zalokar

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