Kate Troll\'s frank personal Memoir proves that Tolstoy was wrong - All happy families are not alike.
Her book, The Great Unconformity, Reflections on Hope in an Imperiled World , led to her being invited as faculty at the Chuckanut Writer\'s Conference in Bellingham, Washington..
In 2017, Kate published a creative nonfiction book about sustainability and climate change.
For three years she was a regular columnist for Alaska\'s only statewide paper.
Times and The Nation .
Her opinion pieces have been published in the Washington Post, the L.
A. - Diane Antaya, primary teacher, Juneau, Alaska Kate Troll is an author, op-ed columnist, wilderness adventurer, and speaker on conservation and climate issues.
As a result of reading All In Due Time , I now have decided to learn about my biological father\'s family.
The writing was so good, I couldn\'t put it down. - Andromeda Romano-Lax, author of Annie and the Wolves, Plumb Rains, and Behave
As an only child, as an adoptee, and as an Alaskan I loved this book.
Unlike many memoirs on this topic, Troll conveys the sunnier side of digging into dark family secrets, weaving a tale of joy, inclusivity, and empathy. - Heather Lende, Alaska State Writer Laureate and author of If You Lived Here, I\'d Know Your Name
An emotionally satisfying story with a charming cast of characters and a big-hearted perspective, All In Due Time is a fitting Memoir for our era of genetic surprises.
All in Due Time is full of surprises and puzzles, but mostly it made me wish I were a long-lost Troll.
And that is only half of it.
Turns out, there is something (or I should say someone?) missing.
The six talented, close-knit Troll Siblings shared a loving, fun-filled childhood and remain best of pals as adults.
Kate Troll\'s frank personal Memoir proves that Tolstoy was wrong - All happy families are not alike
