Deborah Keenan

Emily D. and You and Me

Women

“Harrington has created visions of two lives—her own and Emily Dickinson’s—and has found a structure that allows these two voices to reach into any reader’s psyche. . . . Harrington claims Dickinson as spirit guide and companion and moves effortlessly between her own moments of growth and the getting of wisdom, and her deep knowledge . . . as she recreates Dickinson’s life and times and soul work. I’m very glad this book is in the world.”

Triptych

History & Biography

“It's the author's voice--incisive, focused, and most of all, honest--that pulls us into this three-part memoir. This is a book about struggle and grace, blessings and confusion, a book that shines with the author's desire to make clear, both to readers and herself, what kind of life, what kind of faith, what kind of love is worth claiming and fighting for.”