As you may know from her groundbreaking debut memoir, The Liars’ Club, Mary Karr’s alcoholic, unstable mother, a woman who shot at more than one of her six husbands and once threatened to kill her children with a butcher knife, was also one of the few...
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The triple meaning of Mary Karr's memoir title ''lit,'' short for literature; ''lit,'' slang for drunk; and ''lit'' as in lit from within by a spiritual glow tells you all the ground that's covered in this radiant, rueful, rip-roaring book.
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Mary Karr was encouraged to write her personal history by her friend, author Tobias Wolff, but said in a Salon Magazine interview that she only took up the project when her marriage fell apart.
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