as Hannah Arendt did—unflinchingly
Claudia Aldridge swore that nothing could ever tame her wild and free-spirited ways
An interdisciplinary book about an interdisciplinary thinker
her lively and inquisitive nature adding a vital spark to his everyday life
originally published in 1961
House of God YA_Gift_Guide as Hannah Arendt did—unflinchingly"House of God is a spiraling, fever dream of a novella. It grabs you, then grips you, then bludgeons you with its horror, never letting go. It's a grotesque, disorienting story written with real confidence and style." David Moody, author of Hater, Autumn, and Shadowlocked. You swore you'd never go back. Not to Carver. Not to that house. But when your sister texts that your mother is dying, you find yourself returning to Carver House, a decaying relic