Diane’s farewell message
After 52 years at WAMU, Diane Rehm says goodbye.
Guest Host: Steve Roberts
In 1758, a Shawnee raiding party attacked a white family in Pennsylvania. Only one member of the family survived — 16-year-old Mary Jemison. She was adopted into the Seneca tribe, and lived the rest of her life among American Indians. Deborah Larsen took this true story as inspiration for her acclaimed debut novel, "The White" (Knopf).
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- Deborah Larsen Author of "The White" and "Stitching Porcelain."
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