My Hands, Remembering

A Memoir

De: Lauren Fath

Narrado por: Muraya Ranieri

In My Hands, Remembering, Lauren Fath writes about love, loss, and desire. She uses art and literature to guide listeners along her journey. Each carefully crafted story brings wisdom earned on the journey toward self-knowledge.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

"In her deeply affecting and gorgeous memoir, My Hands, Remembering, Lauren Fath writes beautifully and authentically about love and loss, desire and selfhood, and about the artistry of knitting and sewing. Each sentence, each essay in this quietly powerful story is as carefully and lovingly built as the gifts she makes by hand for those she adores. Sensual, elegant, and filled with hard-won wisdom, this captivating book is a gift to readers." (Maureen Stanton, author of Killer Stuff and Tons of Money and Body Leaping Backward)

"It's all here, everything I could ask of a memoir: a compelling narrative not soldered to chronology, a deeply ruminative speaker who uses visual art and literature as touchstones in her journey toward self-knowledge, and the close attention to sensory detail characteristic of poetry but sometimes undernourished in nonfiction. In My Hands, Remembering, Lauren Fath writes, 'What we have, we scarcely see. What we want, we see everywhere.' I want more literary encounters like this one. My eyes are peeled." (Julie Marie Wade, author of Wishbone: A Memoir in Fractures and Just an Ordinary Woman Breathing)