Pam Nilsen is looking for teenage prostitute Trish Margolin and the murderer of Trish's best friend. Her search brings her into contact with the world of teenage prostitutes and runaways on the streets of Seattle and Portland. The author won the Crime Writers' Association Award in 1992.
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Pam Nilsen is looking for teenage prostitute Trish Margolin and the murderer of Trish's best friend. Her search brings her into contact with the world of teenage prostitutes and runaways on the streets of Seattle and Portland. The author won the Crime Writers' Association Award in 1992.
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According to this wikipedia entry, 'Sister[sic] of the Road' was written by Ben L. Reitman. I read this book for a comp lit class at the University of Minnesota with Vlad Godzich during the spring quarter of 1988. According to other online sources that I've checked, Reitman died in 1930. This book was published in 1986 by Seal Press. I've tried to correct this very large error on wikipedia but have not have success. Barbara Wilson might want to check out the wikipedia citation (URL) above and contact wikipedia. I do not know how to find the author, Barbara Wilson. If someone here knows her, they might want to pass this on to her.
