Seldom Disappointed: A Memoir

Tony Hillerman / Author, Tony Hillerman / Read by HarperAudio

Correction: Due to an editing error, our review of Tony Hillerman's Seldom Disappointed (Forecasts, Sept. 24) erroneously stated that Hillerman's brother, Barry, died in WWII. In fact, he survived the war and lived for many decades. PW regrets the error.

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