Anne M. Doe Overstreet
Arts & Literature
“To trace the complexities of being an alien in a foreign country and to also consider the strange intimacy of the story we all inhabit: this is what Diane Glancy asks us to do. She attends to this fractured, uneasy, impossible balance, moving between the Middle East and her own story, and rises up to the Divine the question of what to do in the face of unbearable human brutality and human tenderness.”
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