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5.0 out of 5 stars
Provocative, evocative and inspiring essays and photographs!,
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This review is from: Zero: Stories and Essays (What Number Is God) (Hardcover)
Sarah Voss shares with us her "reflections about Nothing" in this elegant little volume. These are evocative -- often provocative -- pieces, best savored one at a time. Some draw upon her own experiences with pain, surprise, and unanticipated delight; some are clearly fantastic. The essays are well complemented by the photographs by Dan Sullivan, each evocative in its own right. One of my favorite essays is "Compassion" about the ways Sarah learned unexpected lessons about what this means from her father. This, and the other essays about how to recognize the "something" that comes from "nothing" are wonderful antidotes to despair or boredom. Sarah Voss has drawn upon her background in mathmatics, poetry, and ministry to share these little gems. I heartily recommend it -- for yourself, and for those you care about!
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Zero: Stories and Essays (What Number Is God) by Sarah Voss (Hardcover - Jan. 1999)
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