An evening with Terry Tempest Williams

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Terry Tempest Williams, a woman whose writings are as lyrical and formidable as her name, has been heralded as an "activist laureate." She's best known for her classic Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place, an astonishing meditation on grief and the landscape of the West, and she joined Women Lit in Berkeley on October 17 to discuss her newest book of essays, Erosion.

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