Herman Wouk's acclaimed novels include the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Caine Mutiny; Marjorie Morningstar; Don't Stop the Carnival; Youngblood Hawke; The Winds of War; War and Remembrance; Inside, Outside; The Hope; The Glory; and A Hole in Texas.
"...as engaging as [Wouk's] megaselling historical novels....Hard
not to like."--Booklist
"Extraordinary. Wouk's recounting of conversations with Richard
Feynman is not to be missed."--Stanley B. Prusiner, Nobel Laureate,
Director of the Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases at
University of California, San Francisco
"In a crowded book market filled with self-serving and redundant
theories about humankind's place in the grand scheme, it is rare to
encounter an original, honest, charming voice. Such is the case
with Wouk's latest work....Wouk's humility, humor and insight make
the book a joy to read and a wonder to contemplate...Authentic,
accessible prose mixed with real insight."--Kirkus Reviews
"In this book, as in his previous ones, whenever Herman Wouk speaks
of God it is always with both exquisite curiosity and
warmth."--Elie Wiesel
"Masterful...After several readings, I keep finding new treasures
in this fascinating book."--Maarten Schmidt, Francis L. Moseley
Professor of Astronomy, Emeritus, California Institute of
Technology
"This book will interest any person of faith who has followed
Wouk's storied career and read his fiction."--Publishers Weekly
"With ease and intensity, Wouk leads us deep into the shadows
between religion and science and shows us they are not separate
mountains but one luminous, interconnected landscape. And yet, like
the best of guides, he urges us to see and discover with our own
eyes. A stunning rumination on life's important questions by a
masterful storyteller."--Marisha Pessl, author of Special Topics in
Calamity Physics
"Wouk's questions are pure, his exploration heartfelt, and his
remarkable lifetime of experience couldn't be more relevant or
necessary."--Jonathan Safran Foer
"...as engaging as [Wouk's] megaselling historical novels....Hard
not to like."--Booklist
"Extraordinary. Wouk's recounting of conversations with Richard
Feynman is not to be missed."--Stanley B. Prusiner, Nobel Laureate,
Director of the Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases at
University of California, San Francisco
"In a crowded book market filled with self-serving and redundant
theories about humankind's place in the grand scheme, it is rare to
encounter an original, honest, charming voice. Such is the case
with Wouk's latest work....Wouk's humility, humor and insight make
the book a joy to read and a wonder to contemplate...Authentic,
accessible prose mixed with real insight."--Kirkus Reviews
"In this book, as in his previous ones, whenever Herman Wouk speaks
of God it is always with both exquisite curiosity and
warmth."--Elie Wiesel
"Masterful...After several readings, I keep finding new treasures
in this fascinating book."--Maarten Schmidt, Francis L. Moseley
Professor of Astronomy, Emeritus, California Institute of
Technology
"This book will interest any person of faith who has followed
Wouk's storied career and read his fiction."--Publishers Weekly
"With ease and intensity, Wouk leads us deep into the shadows
between religion and science and shows us they are not separate
mountains but one luminous, interconnected landscape. And yet, like
the best of guides, he urges us to see and discover with our own
eyes. A stunning rumination on life's important questions by a
masterful storyteller."--Marisha Pessl, author of Special Topics in
Calamity Physics
"Wouk's questions are pure, his exploration heartfelt, and his
remarkable lifetime of experience couldn't be more relevant or
necessary."--Jonathan Safran Foer
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