A writing professor haunted by mysteries in her past—and by moths, bridges, unfinished student stories, and her husband’s lover’s nightguard—returns to the scene of her parents’ deaths.
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The Washington Post
A realistic portrait of romance on the other side of 50![News](https://cdn.susancoll.com/susancoll/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/24133754/media-webcasts_web.jpg)
National Book Festival
Is Anything Funnier Than Politics? with Susan Coll, Grant Ginder and Xochitl Gonzalez![News](https://cdn.susancoll.com/susancoll/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/24134818/angie_web.jpg)
Politics and Prose
Susan Coll — Bookish People - with Angie KimWashingtonian Magazine
Susan Coll Swore She Wouldn’t Write About Politics and Prose. Oops!![News](https://cdn.susancoll.com/susancoll/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/07000856/News_Bookish-Person.jpg)
Occidental Magazine
Bookish Person![News](https://cdn.susancoll.com/susancoll/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/25005350/stager_web.jpg)
Washingtonian Magazine
The Stager named an essential Washington book by Washingtonian Magazine