Beth Ann Fennelly

Potent despite their brevity, many of Fennelly's micromemoirs bring hefty topics to the surface; the lack of excessive text allows readers to fill in the gaps in the narrative themselves. Readers who enjoyed Anne Lamott's memoirs (Bird by Bird; Hallelujah Anyway) will delight in these pieces.

A pleasurable work of historical fiction rife with religious symbolism and romance. [See Prepub Alert, 4/22/13.]