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&ldquo;I love Brother Steindl-Rast, and all of his work, especially this latest.&#160; He is right up there for me with C.S. Lewis, Denise Levertov, and the great Frederick Buechner.&#160; I am sure I'll read Deeper Than Words many times over the years.&rdquo; &ndash; Anne Lamott, author of Traveling Mercies&#160;&ldquo;I have always felt that in endorsing a book I was honoring the book and its author. Brother David&rsquo;s Deeper Than Words, however, brought a new and startling sensation: I found myself sensing that the book was honoring me by allowing me to endorse it. Never before have I felt this way about a book&hellip; This book belongs on every pastor&rsquo;s desk, and on the nightstand beside the bed of every Christian who is trying to deepen his or her spiritual life.&rdquo; &ndash; Huston Smith, author of The World&rsquo;s Religions: Our Great Wisdom Traditions&#160;&ldquo;Beautiful and profound. With mystic vision and poetic clarity, Brother David opens us to the eternal vision behind the creed.&rdquo; &ndash; Jack Kornfield, author of The Wise Heart: A Guide to the Universal Teaching of Buddhist Psychology&#160;&ldquo;There is only one Brother David! To be in his presence is to know the possibility of walking faithfully on one chosen path, while not only respecting other faiths, but also studying them rigorously and experiencing them joyfully. In Deeper than Words, he distills a lifetime of insight into an inspiring book that can enlighten all of us to the universal similarities and the noble particularities of the world&rsquo;s wisdom traditions.&rdquo; &ndash; Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder Omega Institute and author of The Seekers Guide and Broken Open: How Difficult Times Can Help Us Grow&#160;&ldquo;A stunning analysis. It may not make a believer out of you but it will show you the depth meaning of the Apostles&rsquo; Creed.&rdquo; &ndash; Sam Keen, author of In the Absence of God: Dwelling in the Presence of the Sacred&#160;&ldquo;A timely, profound, and important book. Highly recommended for individuals who want a spirituality that makes sense!&rdquo; &ndash; Ken Wilber, Integral Spirituality&#160;&ldquo;Brother David has chosen as his text the Apostles&rsquo; Creed, a fundamental expression of Christian faith.&#160; He approaches it by asking point by point, What does this mean?&#160; How do we know?&#160; And why is it important? The open-hearted candor of his answers to these questions, reaching into his own living and contemporary experience, is what gives his words value and power&hellip; I am sure many readers will join me in feeling grateful to Brother David for his kindness in writing this book.&rdquo; &ndash; His Holiness the Dalai Lama&#160;&ldquo;When Brother David enters into the heart and mind of his listener something new happens to them and they know it.&rdquo; &ndash; Henri Nouwen, author of Return of the Prodigal Son

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&#8220;We&#8217;ve always known in our heart of hearts that the best of the country was bottom-up, not top-down, and now Bob Dotson, with this superb new book, proves us right.&#160; These are remarkable and poignant and important stories that need to be told.&#8221;~Ken Burns&#160;&#8220;Here's a great American storyteller who realizes he's met his match in the people he meets. Bob Dotson gives us a thoroughly intimate view of America... with the bark off. This is the unmistakable and sturdy America we know.&#8221;~Brian Williams&#160;&#8220;Bob Dotson's stories take you on a journey to the places that live in your heart. His words, and the images he creates with them,&#160; connect you to friends, family, and everyone who shares the DNA of being American.&#8221;~Matt Lauer&#160;&#8220;Throughout his remarkable career Bob Dotson has searched for the real essence of America--not by interviewing the so-called famous, but by seeking out those unnoticed&#160; people we pass by everyday. Those quiet souls are the ones who &#8216;live up to the brag,&#8217; as he puts it, and remind us what truly makes this country great.&#160; Every story they tell is a jewel...and Dotson a national treasure for caring enough to listen.&#8221;~Meredith Vieira&#160;&#8220;Those of us who know and work with Bob Dotson stand in awe of his gifts as a writer. Like the work so many viewers have come to love on NBC, this collection of stories captivates and inspires.&#8221;~Savannah Guthrie

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&#8220;An astonishingly brilliant artist . . . In these letters we encounter Zora Neale Hurston as if for the first time.&#8221;  --Henry Louis Gates, Jr."Smart, sparkling lettters . . . a fascinating collection" --O, The Oprah Magazine&#8220;Kaplan has made the letters remarkably accessible&#8221;  --The New York Times&#8220;Not merely a collection of letters but a comprehensive introduction to an important American writer&#8221; --Booklist &#8220;Captures the myriad facets of Hurston&#8217;s genius, not least as it radiated in the legendary life she crafted from humble beginnings.&#8221; --The Washington Post&#8220;This is a wonderful addition to what we need to understand about a spirited, extraordinary life.&#8221; &#8211;Alice Walker&#8220;[Hurston&#8217;s] letters have a freshness, humor and immediacy that make you forget how long ago they were written&#8221; &#8211;Quarterly Black Review&#8220;The letters in Ms. Kaplan&#8217;s collection tell a life story of exceptional interest.&#8221; &#8211;The Wall Street Journal&#8220;Hurston&#8217;s reputation&#8211;and her place in the canon of truly great writers&#8211;only deepens as we encounter the complex and compelling intelligence of this astonishingly brilliant artist.  In these letters, we encounter Zora Neale Hurston as if for the first time.&#8221; &#8211;Henry Louis Gates, Jr., W.E.B. Du Bois Professor of the Humanities, Harvard University &#8220; [An] epic collection . . . .The arrival of these letters is like a beacon cast on Hurston&#8217;s life.&#8221; &#8211;Orlando Sentinel&#8220;From her letters emerges an . . . articulate but qualitatively different voice, or better yet, chorus of voices, compounding the contradictions of an undeniably courageous life. We can finally see her . . .  served up raw.&#8221; &#8211;Africana.com &#8220;Hurston&#8217;s letters reveal an energetic writer . . . . Beautifully executed.&#8221; &#8211;Publishers Weekly&#8220;Sublime and intimate. . . . An intriguing installment in the study of Hurston&#8217;s work and life.&#8221; &#8211;Upscale&#8220;The Hurston we revered before this book was only an illusion.  Zora Neale Hurston: A Life in Letters gives us a flesh and blood Hurston with sharp edges and dark corners and endless, enchanting layers.&#8221; &#8211;Emily Bernard, author of Remember Me to Harlem:  The Letters of Langston Hughes and Carl Van Vechten, 1925-1964

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&ldquo;Piercingly beautiful. . . . Aldrich&rsquo;s pioneer woman was based on her mother, and the integrity of her depiction of life in a sod house in the late nineteeth-century Nebraska speaks to her readers. . . . In her own introduction Aldrich writes of wanting to tell her mother&rsquo;s story after her mother&rsquo;s death: &lsquo;Other writers had depicted the Midwest&rsquo;s early days, but so often they had pictured their women as gaunt, browbeaten creatures, despairing women whom life seemed to defeat. That was not my mother. Not with her courage, her humor, her nature that would cause her to say at the end of her life: &lsquo;We had the best time in the world.&rsquo;&rdquo;&mdash;Belles Lettres &ldquo;The language is good and sturdy and dotted with imaginative metaphors and similes (&lsquo;Silence, so deep, that it roared in its vast vacuum&rsquo;). If the book tries to crowd too much life into 300 pages, well, there was a lot of life: &lsquo;We old pioneers,&rsquo; Abbie says at the end, &lsquo;we dreamed dreams into the country.&rsquo;&rdquo;&mdash;Milwaukee Journal

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&ldquo;Magnificent. . . . Suspenseful. . . . The Tiger offers readers a shiver-inducing portrait of a predator.&rdquo;&mdash;San Francisco Chronicle&ldquo;Mesmerizing . . . a blistering good tale, stocked with fascinating characters, none more compelling than the tiger itself . . . the adventure book of the year.&rdquo;&mdash;Cleveland Plain Dealer&ldquo;A masterpiece. . . . What elevates The Tiger from adventure yarn to nonfiction classic is Vaillant&rsquo;s mastery of language.&rdquo; &mdash;Outside&#160;&ldquo;A riveting story.&rdquo; &mdash;The Washington Post&ldquo;Brilliant . . . A tale of astonishing power and vigor . . . Read this fine, true book in the warmth, beside the flicker of the firelight. Read it and be afraid. Be very afraid.&rdquo;&mdash; Simon Winchester, The Globe and Mail&#160;(Toronto)&#160;&ldquo;[A] riveting story . . . Vaillant&rsquo;s book teaches a lesson that humankind desperately needs to remember: When you murder a tiger, you not only kill a strong and beautiful beast, you extinguish a passionate soul.&rdquo;&mdash;Washington Post &#160;&ldquo;[An] epic story. . . . A travelogue about tiger poaching in Russia&rsquo;s far east opens up a new genre . . . [the] conservation thriller."&mdash;Nature&#160;&#160;&ldquo;If ever a nonfiction author has used the techniques of fiction any better to recount a real-life narrative, it is difficult to imagine who that author would be. . . . Think of Vaillant as a younger version of John McPhee, but on steroids.&rdquo; &mdash;The Seattle Times&#160;&ldquo;Riveting, often chilling. . . . A remarkable, thoroughly researched, informative chronicle that will appeal to readers interested in the conservation of wildlife.&rdquo;&mdash;Providence Journal&#160;&ldquo;Nonfiction as riveting as any detective story. . . . Vaillant sets the stage for an epic encounter that unfolds dramatically and inexorably, climaxing in a stunning encounter.&rdquo;&mdash;Christian Science Monitor&#160;&ldquo;An extraordinary book, bringing vividly to life this rare and terrifying creature and the men who are setting their lives at stake every day in a barely civilized part of the world. This is a real-life adventure story that is rarely encountered.&rdquo;&mdash;The Washington Times &#160;&ldquo;A remarkable and thoughtful account of a distant place where man and animal meet with fatal consequences.&rdquo;&mdash;Richmond Times Dispatch&#160;&ldquo;Told with passion and deep knowledge of the history cultures, folk tales, flora and fuana of this part of the world . . . The Tiger has the pace and precision of a spy thriller.&rdquo;&mdash;Waterbury Republican-American

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