A lively introduction to the philosopher-priest for newcomers, and a passionate, well-researched summary of his thought for those of us who‘ve tried to follow the myriad threads running through Teilhard‘s bibliography. King, himself a Jesuit, paints a fair portrait of a man who was unmistakably one of his heroes. Great for anyone interested in merging the realms of scientific and religious thought.

One beautiful book-long question about pain, generation by generation. Existential and folkloric, heartbreaking. You immediately see what all the fuss was about when Danticat arrived on the scene.

Beyond the birth of an activist, this is a powerful document of history and the fits and starts of progress, both personal and national, across dimensions of race, age, and gender. A standout collaboration.