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EPISODE · May 9, 2013

Elizabeth Strout, April 19

from The Seattle Public Library

In a conversation with Elliott Bay Book Co.'s Rick Simonson, Strout discusses the themes of race, immigration, and class that are woven into "The Burgess Boys," a tale of family loss and the destructive power of secrets.

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