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On a golden autumn afternoon, photographer Patricia Evans, out for a run on Chicago's lakefront, was attacked by a man who severely beat and sexually assaulted her. Evans's husband, Jamie Kalven, has written the story of a family shipwrecked in the midst of everyday life, each struggling in his or her own way to make sense of the violence that has entered their lives. It covers a period of five years, during which Evans remaps the world in light of the terrible knowledge inflicted on her, and regains her place in it.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1999W.W. Norton · 320 pages · 9780393046908
Violent crimesFamily relationshipsRape victimsBiographyPsychological aspectsRape trauma syndromeViolence, psychological aspectsFamily, united states