The Glorians: Visitations from the Holy Ordinary
Essential in a world that is unraveling beneath the weight of all sorts of overlapping devastations ... For all the slipperiness of its central concept finds its footing ... The language, the landscape, is that of apocalypse, and Williams does not look away. Her intention, rather, is to remind us that none of this is conditional or reversible ... Nonetheless, and in spite of everything, Williams continues to look for grace.
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An often-poetic invitation to softness and stillness in troubled times, this nature book is for readers seeking inspiration to reflect and take action.
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After telling poignant and funny stories, lamenting injustice and environmental destruction, and contemplating stars, storms, flash floods, plants, stones, spiders, monarchs, time, love, and resistance, Williams assures us in this exquisite, deeply affecting, spirit-renewing inquiry that 'we can dream a new world into being.'
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