![]() ![]() ![]() |PETER DONAHUE’S DEBUT NOVEL MADISON HOUSE, which won the Langum Prize for Historical Fiction 2005, chronicles turn-of-the-century Seattle’s explosive transformation from frontier outpost to major metropolis. SENA JETER NASLUND, author of Four Spirits and Ahab’s Wife I loved reading this novel and sharing in the pleasures and labors of the diverse and authentic inhabitants of a remarkable city. Every page reflects Peter Donahue’s meticulous and imaginative recreation of a lively and engaging moment in American history. ![]() MADISON HOUSE TREATS READERS to a boarding house full of fascinating and lovable characters as they create their own identities and contribute to early 20th century life in Seattle. DAVID GUTERSON, author of Snow Falling on Cedars and Our Lady of the Forest No novel extant is nearly as thorough in its presentation of the early city, and all future attempts in its historical vein will be made in light of this book. ![]() PETER DONAHUE SEEMS TO HAVE A MAP of old Seattle in his head. ![]()
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