The Woman at the Washington Zoo - by Marjorie Williams (Paperback)

The Woman at the Washington Zoo is a collection of essays by Marjorie Williams, offering an intimate look into the lives of powerful figures in Washington D.C.

through her sharp analysis and elegant prose.

With a focus on politics, people, and life, this memoir provides a unique window into the human reality behind the capital's determinedly blank façade.

From playing ping-pong with Richard Darman to Bill Clinton's angry outburst, Williams' accounts offer unparalleled insight into the personalities and motivations of those in power.

But the book is not just about politics - it also delves into parenthood, mortality, and the randomness of life as Williams battled liver cancer.

With a New York Times bestseller and PEN/Martha Albrand Nonfiction Award under her belt, Williams' writing is both insightful and funny, making this collection a must-read for anyone interested in the inner workings of Washington D.C.

and beyond.