“A man who has been through bitter experiences and travelled far enjoys even his sufferings after a time”
Homer, The Odyssey
As we near the border crossing into 2018, take a moment to consider the new list of recent nonfiction for us to discuss, posted on the right.
These titles share themes of trails and borders; journeys and the meaning of home; landscapes both exterior and interior; love and war; the complicated and tender relationship between parents and children; deception and detection; identity and resilience; memories of the past, appreciation of the now, and hopes for a better future.
Choose one or read them all and travel with us.
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