Title: Abide With Me Gives an Intimate Treatment of Village Life, and Ourselves
Product review: Elizabeth Strout's Abide With Me is an intimate treatment of contemporary American village life--the gossips, the sinners, the sinners who believe themselves to be saints, and the flawed preacher trying desperately to point them all toward the light. As a minister's wife, I burst into tears more than once because of the author's ability to see into the burdens of ministry life. As a novelist, I laughed out loud for the joy of Strout's power over her craft. She is a gift to literature and deserves her Pulitzer.Patricia Hickman author ofThe Pirate QueenandPainted Dresses: A Novel
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