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A review by allisonjpmiller
Notes from the Tilt-A-Whirl: Wide-Eyed Wonder in God's Spoken World by N.D. Wilson
5.0
"You have to read this," I keep telling friends. "What's it about?" they inevitably ask.
Difficult question. "Everything" has become my default response. This book is about life, death, the cosmos, God, people, Shakespeare, Nietzsche, quarks, thunderstorms – everything. It's about the utterly bizarre world gravity anchors our feet to every morning. And it's crazy beautiful.
On several occasions, I would finish a passage, set the book down, and breathe in something akin to fresh air. I felt like I could see again.
Difficult question. "Everything" has become my default response. This book is about life, death, the cosmos, God, people, Shakespeare, Nietzsche, quarks, thunderstorms – everything. It's about the utterly bizarre world gravity anchors our feet to every morning. And it's crazy beautiful.
On several occasions, I would finish a passage, set the book down, and breathe in something akin to fresh air. I felt like I could see again.