Briefly Noted

“Susan Cushman writes with clarity and grace about the gnarled pathways between her and her mother, and about the terrible disease that holds a surprising grace within its irrevocable sadness…It’s a book that will touch your heart.”

“This one, originally started as a collaboration with Jim O’Neal, is a very easy read indeed. It flows beautifully and sweeps the reader along effortlessly….The bibliography is impressively thorough. Heartily recommended.”

“Terrell offers an intriguing glimpse of an insular world.” 

“In this moment in culture, when much feels complicated and shallow, Tish Harrison Warren offers a beautiful and life-giving narrative: a way toward the ordinary sacred. This book is gentle in its simplicity and rich in wisdom. I wish I had read it a decade ago.” 

“I am often asked for at-home resources that will help cultivate rhythms of whole-body listening prayer. Whitney’s guide pioneers the marrying of ancient practices that create intentional awareness of God’s intersection with our entire humanness: body, breath, and God’s Spirit in us. This book is a treasure!”

“Lean, varied, existential, flexible poetry, telling us of life, the reality of being and of existing with a pronounced personalization of human vicissitude. And the verse flows fluidly or rattenuto to accompany the vibrations of a listening intent on ‘un aveu’ of great emotional intensity.”