The Salt Stones (Book Review)
This lyrical, but grounded, literary nonfiction about shepherding is about being in relation to the land, but also to a daughter and a mother.
This lyrical, but grounded, literary nonfiction about shepherding is about being in relation to the land, but also to a daughter and a mother.
Movement makes richest sense when set within a frame of stillness.
I do not think progress has to be a process of struggling to overcome obstacles by wielding a prevailing fortitude over resistance.
If you want to read a memoir of an icon spiritual seeker, you might like to read this too. I give the book 4 stars.
This novel raises controversial issues about sex education and about the separation of church and state in suburban America. It raises questions about whether we should inflict our opinions on others, and if we do, whether or not it helps them. This book contrasts not only conservatives and liberals, atheists and fundamentalists, promiscuity and abstinence, … Read more