I love Barbara Kingsolver. She is honest, compassionate and wise. This book of essays let you into her life and her loves. I wish I had was eloquent enough to put my thoughts to paper as she has.
A great argument in favor of marriage equality. A fascinating read full of ideas on how to approach the topic with non-believers. Especially relevant in this election year (CA Prop 8).
You really have to hold it together to get through this book. Though her journey though madness is fascinating, it is hard to keep your negative inner-thoughts at bay. She is a highly successful schizophrenic who makes achievement and life look easy, making me wonder what the hell I am doing!
Center Cannot Hold, The: My Journey Through Madness:
An interesting look into the mind of a schizophrenic, but a little too self-congratulatory for my taste. It seemed like …
The Pesthouse (Vintage):
The United States has been ravaged by disease and the people who haven't died yet turn on each other in …