Neko Case’s memoir, "The Harder I Fight the More I Love You," details her challenging childhood, highlighting moments of belief in miracles and resilience in the face of trauma.
In the midst of a difficult childhood, this stands out as one fleeting moment when she believed irrefutably in miracles, fairy tales and the possibility that good things could happen to her.
I wasn't going to go tabloid, Case said with a dry shrug, sitting in a booth at the Cosmic Diner in Manhattan. I never had sex with famous people, so.
But readers don't need to be familiar with her music to be moved by her raw, unflinching memoir, which chronicles her impoverished and at times surreal upbringing.
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