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Publisher Description:
Matt Rader's debut collection is the fierce and tender retelling of our first "miraculous hours" - those early significant-and-strange interactions with the ones we love and the world we live in. From a world where wild dogs slide like ghosts into homes, water towers are "giant blue bullets unexploded in the earth" and walls are tortured to talk, Matt Rader forms a meticulously crafted reflection on how the events, experiences, and environment of our early lives shape our sense of faith, our strongest convictions, and the map of the world we carry with us.
Matt Rader's debut collection is the fierce and tender retelling of our first "miraculous hours" - those early significant-and-strange interactions with the ones we love and the world we live in. From a world where wild dogs slide like ghosts into homes, water towers are "giant blue bullets unexploded in the earth" and walls are tortured to talk, Matt Rader forms a meticulously crafted reflection on how the events, experiences, and environment of our early lives shape our sense of faith, our strongest convictions, and the map of the world we carry with us.
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