Louise erdrich

Erdrich connected with The Seattle Times over email to answer a few questions about her new book, "The Mighty Red," ahead of a Town Hall appearance.

New story in Entertainment from Time: I Have a Concern About Shutting Down Imagination. Louise Erdrich on the Battle Over Fiction and Identity

Louise Erdrich: Love Medicine. The Round House. The Painted Drum. Beet Queen. Bingo Palace. Antelope Wife. And more....

Author Louise Erdrich

"It’s because you’re always fighting sentiment. You’re fighting sentimentality all of the time because being a mother alerts you in such a primal way."

Louise Erdrich - The Glass and the Bowl

The rich genius of Louise Erdrich.

From the Instagram account @lit.snaps

Ask any of the four Erdrich sisters what motivates them, and they will all agree — family. Louise, Lise, Angela and Heid are all creative in different ways, and each credits their siblings, their parents and even grandparents with inspiring their artistic endeavors.

Louise Erdrich, The Painted Drum

Minneapolis' Louise Erdrich and friend Debra Magpie Earling will discuss their work at Minneapolis Central Library in May, including novels by both just named to the Atlantic's "great American novels" list.

U.S. writer/bookstore owner Louise Erdich

From Magda Szabó to Michael Ondaatje, read a list of Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Louise Erdrich's favorite books.

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- Louise Erdrich, from The Painted Drum

Every summer, publishers flood the market with the latest crop of beach reads — summer page-turners in popsicle-colors, served up as book candy you can scarf down in an afternoon. […]

Louise Erdrich’s latest novel, LaRose, is available now from Harper. What was the first book you fell in love with? I fell in love with Mad Magazine. Growing up in a small town it seemed exci…

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“I'm a little embarrassed by this interview: you can see in that I hadn't slept for about a week and how sad and angry I was—and still am. I guess it's why it came out as raw and intense as it did. But I meant every word—and still do.”