Using fragments of family history, journals, and her mother's medical and other records, Fran Muir weaves a lyrical tapestry of her mother's life and death along with her own struggle to make sense of the health care system.
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Poulton vividly captures life in Dushanbe, the Tajik capital, a city full of fear and nightly curfews, where political murders are common and suspicion haunts the streets.
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In 1994, Wayne Tefs was diagnosed with carcinoid syndrome. Both practical and spiritual, Rollercoaster is a must-read not only for those suffering from cancer, but for their loved ones, caregivers and even
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John Weier traveled widely—Syria, Iceland, Holland, Denmark, and Canada—and wondered at what—if anything—connects these places and their diverse landscapes and cultures.
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