'The Chronology of Water' review: Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir explores the culture in which she is raised, set in Eugene ...
Much of "The Chronology of Water" is set in Portland and in Eugene, where Yuknavitch not only earned her doctoral degree at the University of Oregon.
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Review: Showtime's The Borgias
Premieres Sunday April 3 at 9 p.m. Showtime, having mined period re-creation success with The Tudors , reverts 30 years further into the Renaissance, this time at the Vatican.
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