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Jun 5, 1939 — Feb 25, 2001· 61 yrs

CANADA AUTHOR · FICTION · POLICE

L. R. Wright

Also known as: Laurali Wright

10
BOOKS
3.7
AVG RATING (3)
2
READERS
Saskatoon, Canada
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Most minds have someplace in them a scrappy collection of phrases that are there, caught like gnats in the honey of memory . . . flies in the amber.

— from Among friends

Most acclaimed

#1

Strangers among us

1996

3.0 (2)

"Gabrielle and Michael meet by accident, fall in love, part, meet again and fall in love all over again. The problem is, every time they meet, they forget each other's names. They can't help it, they suffer from Alzheimer's disease. Complicating things are family members who have difficulty with the changes and challenges Gabrielle and Michael experience, as they become more and more entangled in the debris of memory and language. Eventually, Gabrielle and Michael end up at a long-term care facility where they meet other people suffering from the same malady, extraordinary people who live and die with courage and hope. In the end Michael and Gabrielle find love again and, in the process, change the lives of the people around them."--BOOK JACKET.

#2

Sleep while I sing

1986

0.0 (0)
#3

Among friends

5.0 (1)

In this poetic, sensitive memoir, M.F.K. Fisher traces her life from birth through childhood into adulthood through memories of her loving family and their lives as outsiders in the Quaker community of Whittier, California. Recalling the people, passions, sounds, and scents of her childhood, with its kindnesses and quiet cruelties, Fisher also portrays her developing interests in literature, food, and cooking. Elegantly and invitingly written, Among Friends demonstrates the writer's belief that "every lesson, every lecture listened to, must be interpreted into a personal dialect of human language, and that is what I keep trying to do."

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