ISBN: 9798993725055 - still, by design.: a meditation on return: a novel (3 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Some places heal you by watching you live.'At a fifteen-room inn at the foot of a Colorado mountain, Elias has learned to keep time with a building that has outlived everyone who built it. Mornings begin the same way, the kettle, two cups set out without thinking, the gold light crossing the floor one plank at a time.After years of motion he mistook for purpose, he has found something quieter here: a life measured in small acts of care, and a house that seems to breathe alongside him. When its keeper asks him to stay on, not as help but as something closer to family, Elias must decide whether he is ready to belong to a place, and to the people who keep arriving at its door.A novel about recovery, belonging, and the slow architecture of a life rebuilt.…