“She knew that was not an honest prayer, and she did not linger over it. The right prayer would have been, Lord . . . I am miserable and bitter at heart, and old fears are rising up in me so that everything I do makes everything worse.”
This novel delves into the complexities of human connection and the search for a sense of home. It examines the emotional and psychological journeys of its characters as they navigate their personal identities and relationships. more
Marilynne Robinson is an American novelist known for her profound religious and moral themes. Her works often explore personal faith, social justice, and human relationships, earning her widespread acclaim. Born on November 26, 1943, Robinson's novels 'Gilead' and 'Housekeeping' have received extensive praise. more
“For things at a common destination there is a common path. Not always easy to see. But there.”
“Never allow someone to be your priority while allowing yourself to be their option.”
“Does somebody have an explanation why there's human flesh on the hall window upstairs?”