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Title: This Book is Sublime!
Review: Fiction often manages to embellish reality, the writers taking liberties that highlight the dramatic and obscure the imperfect. Ironically, Professor Bush's meticulous research of the Carmelite archives does the opposite. The facts he uncovers reveal the poverty of the fiction.The literary representations of the Carmelites' story were made to satisfy secular audiences. The fictitious Blanche de la Force, von le Fort's vacillating nun afraid to face her martyrdom, stressed the all-too-human perspective where personal drama eclipsed the supernatural calling of these nuns who moved God to act in history.Thus, Professor Bush succeeds where others have failed. He pierces the supernatural mystery of the Carmelites' martyrdom. He recounts how the nuns, moved by grace, took upon themselves a task so daring as to seem impossible: They intended to save France.
