“When Peter renounced the world he grew up in and the people he grew up with, I believe it was exactly as heroic as that of a person who, finding himself prone to violent seasickness, renounces yachting. Hell, Pete was hardly ‘in the world’ in the first place. That was just the problem. He knew more about 13th century Sufi Orders and the Ptolemaic Universe than the rivers and hills and sewers and mills in southwestern Washington.”
A profound and intricate narrative that delves into the dynamics of siblinghood and the human experience, following the lives of two brothers as they navigate their personal and societal challenges. more
David James Duncan, born in 1952, is an American novelist known for his profound character development and detailed depiction of the natural environment. His works often explore themes of humanity and religion, enjoying widespread popularity among readers. more
“Silaha kuu ya uchoyo ni kujitolea kwa ajili ya watu wengine. Ni upendo.”
“All great things worth having require great sacrifice worth giving.”
“Love knows nothing of short hauls because it has committed itself for the long haul.”