Books written by Michelle Latiolais
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A Proper Knowledge
She doesn't look up from the silver salver, onto which she now has stuck four small pieces of green putty. She secures the stem of a huge ivy leaf into each piece of putty so there appears a cross of leaves against the blue silver.
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Widow: Stories
... us borrowing a few from her centerpiece,” the aunt said, carefully boring two holes in the giraffe's white head with a fork tine and pushing the stamens in, the horns hilariously long and lopping about like bells on a jester's hat.
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She: Fiction
"Latiolais is as close to Alice Munro as a writer can get, but with a more modern edge."--Los Angeles Times
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A Proper Knowledge
... right? That's Raymond Shaw's mother who says that in The Manchurian Candidate,” Luke says, “and one of those boys just happens to be a United States senator, right, Stan?” Luke has observed many times that Stan enjoys the physical ...
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She: Fiction
Together these stories reflect and refract one another, illuminating a poignant, unflinching portrait of loss and the search for identity in its wake.