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npr.org - 11/3/2009
Mary Karr, Remembering The Years She Spent 'Lit'
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Mary Karr is the author of two bestselling memoirs: The Liar's Club, about her hardscrabble childhood in Texas and life with her troubled mother, and Cherry, about her youthful rebellion, self-doubt and coming of age.
'Lit' by Mary Karr
latimes.com - 26 days ago
'Lit' by Mary Karr
— latimes.com — <b>AUTHOR:</b> Mary Karr has written two other memoirs. AUTHOR: Mary Karr has written two other memoirs. (... Phillippe Bordas ) (more) 'Lit' by Mary Karr

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'Lit: A Memoir,' by Mary Karr
sfgate.com - 25 days ago
'Lit: A Memoir,' by Mary Karr
— sfgate.com — (Harper; 386 pages; $25.99) Mary Karr owes me. Because of "Lit," her new memoir, my week was... a disaster. Laundry piled up, the dishes went unwashed, my son went without his flu shot, and our puppy peed on the couch - all because I spent every spare ... (more) 'Lit: A Memoir,' by Mary Karr

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Mary Karr has published four acclaimed volumes of poetry, but she’s most famous as a memoirist – particularly for her 1995 award-winning bestseller “The Liars’ Club,” which was followed by “Cherry,” a reminiscence of her adolescent years. Karr’s latest memoir is Lit, which recounts her failed ...
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Jessica Grose interviews Mary Karr about her new memoir Lit . Talking about spiritual matters to a secular audience is like doing card tricks on the radio. It's like, “This is really cool, everybody,” and they're like, “Yeah, OK!”
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A beautifully horrific tale of recovery. Sponsored Topics: Author - Arts - Little Jean - Literature - Mary Karr
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Lit: A Memoir by Mary Karr - A Review Mary Karr has proven my own personal idea that behind every alcoholic is a creative comedic genius just crying to get out. Lit is not only her story of . . .