Men, Women, Places Edwin O'Connor all that is just

all that is just

“a feeling for a truth which most novels never seek to reveal: a feeling for Eternal Truth wrapped in the clouts of Riverside

From its bitter beginning as a hate-filled letter to an estranged wife to its harrowing

“The Giant’s Heart”

… We know that the metaphor applies

Men, Women, Places Edwin O'Connor all that is justBy Sigrid Undset In these essays, Undset examines the writers of the spiritualist movement in Norwegian religion; the psychology of D. H. Lawrence and the prophetic genius of his writings; two treasure troves of folklore in the work of Marie Bregendahl of Denmark and Leo Weismantel of Germany; the paradoxically proud yet pious medieval author Margery Kempe; the character and legacy of Catholics persecuted during the English Reformation; and the