Every Secret Thing
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Every Secret Thing, by Patricia Hearst and Alvin Moscow Well this one was a little out of character for me, but after reading the description on another blog I was intrigued. I knew some, but not a lot, about the SLA and the Patty Hearst kidnapping. This is her version of the story, published in 1982. As I understand it, there are some different versions, and some documentaries and whatnot. I read some of a piece from the late 70s that definitely cast her as a willing member of the SLA. But back to this story... Hearst starts with a short sketch of her early life as one of four Hearst daughters, wealthy and privileged but not famous. At 18 she moved out to live with her boyfriend, a teacher at her former school (you can tell it was the early 70s because nobody seems to have had him arrested; she states definitively that she pursued him , but that's no excuse). They moved to Berkeley, where he was doing grad work and she enrolled as an undergrad. And then one day these