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ISBN: 0143116762
ISBN13: 9780143116769

The Best Spiritual Writing 2010

(Part of the The Best Spiritual Writing Series)

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ISBN: 0143116762
ISBN13: 9780143116769
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Book Overview

The renowned nonfiction annual makes its Penguin debut For more than a decade, Philip Zaleski has collected into a single volume the best spiritual essays and poetry of the year. The Best Spiritual Writing 2010 , featuring essays by John Updike and Diane Ackerman, poems from Nobel Prize winner Seamus Heaney and Pulitzer Prize-winner Louise Gl?ck, and personal reflections by Richard Rodriguez and Leon Wieseltier, is sure to expand on the series' already wide recognition and reach the growing audience of readers searching for unsurpassed spiritual writing.
Format:
Paperback
Language:
English
ISBN:
0143116762
ISBN13:
9780143116769
Release Date:
January 2010
Publisher:
Penguin Books
Length:
272 Pages
Weight:
0.55 lbs.
Dimensions:
8.0″ × 0.8″ × 5.5″
Age Range:
18 years and up
Grade Range:
Grade 12 and higher
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Flex Our Spiritual Muscles in 2010 with Writers Who'll Strengthen Our Awareness

Let's flex our spiritual muscles in 2010, expanding our awareness of the many religious perspectives around us. Even if our own path runs deep in a particular tradition, glimpsing different vantage points can help refine our own vision. And who can argue with a collection that includes pieces by Diane Ackerman, Seamus Heaney, Robert Pinsky and John Updyke--and comes with glowing recommendations from Thomas Lynch and Phyllis Tickle!?! Remember that exercising our muscles involves some aches and pains and I can't imagine a single reader who won't want to pick a bone with at least a few of the writers in this collection. I know that, from my perspective, there are a couple of writers in this book who drive me crazy. Yet, here they are in this rich pot of stew simmering nicely for us as the new year dawns. And that's precisely what makes this such a hearty and, as Thomas Lynch puts it, "soul-bracing" collection.

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