World Without End showcases Father Keating’s wisdom and his lifelong passion for connecting with God in silence.
Bill Williams
Bill Williams is a freelance writer in West Hartford, Conn., and a former editorial writer for The Hartford Courant. He is a member of the National Book Critics Circle.
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At a Crossroads
In her urgent new book, Heretic, Ayaan Hirsi Ali argues persuasively that extremists have seized control of Islam by citing passages in Islam’s holy books that sanction violence.
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How We Fight
Americans support United States interventions abroad ldquo only so long as someone else rsquo s kid does the fighting and future generations get stuck with the bill rdquo So concludes Andrew J Bacevich in this passionate new book about military policy in the post-Vietnam era Bacevich has excelle
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Extreme Parenting
Andrew Solomon’s new book is a masterpiece of dogged research and persuasive writing.
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Profiles in Courage
Beautiful Souls examines the mystery of what impels people to do something risky and transgressive.
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Losing Quintana
Joan Didion ponders her daughter's life in spare prose that is at once insightful and depressing.
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Remembering Ray
In the wake of her husband’s death, Joyce Carol Oates struggled with resentment, despair, rage, and guilt.