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Self-Portrait: Ceaselessly Into the Past by Ross Macdonald (review)

Kofalk is able to more empathetically interpret the challenges and rewards that Florence experienced. Unfortunately, this close association often leads to novelizing in which the author presumes to read the mind of her subject. Coupled with scant reference to sources this tendency to fictionalize distracts the reader from this otherwise informative and flowing narrative about a woman who, as Kofalk says, “shows us the way to teach more people to love the living planet.”