
Novelist Michael O’Brien: ‘God Is Writing a Vast, Complex Story’
Canadian writer speaks about ‘By the Rivers of Babylon,’ scriptural inspiration and the times in which we live.
Canadian writer speaks about ‘By the Rivers of Babylon,’ scriptural inspiration and the times in which we live.
Choosing the right path, which was sparked by a chaplain’s letter, informs much of author’s narrative fiction.
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The author's prizewinning novel Resting Places recounts a woman’s cross-country search for meaning after her son’s accidental death.
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