Everything She Touched
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This is the story of Ruth Asawa, a Japanese-American sculptor who overcame incredible adversity to become a celebrated artist.--
Marilyn Chase Books
This author is a storyteller of tales yet untold. As a journalist and teacher at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, they are dedicated to uncovering previously unknown perspectives. Their work is characterized by a drive to discover and share unique human experiences.
Set in late Victorian San Francisco, this gripping narrative chronicles the outbreak of bubonic plague in 1900. Marilyn Chase, a seasoned science reporter, explores the interplay of politics, race, and geography that influenced public health responses during this crisis. The account not only captures the fear and challenges faced by the city but also highlights its resilience in overcoming one of history's most deadly diseases, making it a relevant reflection on contemporary health issues.