"It starts with the earth. How can it not? Imagine the planet like a split peach, whose pit forms the core, whose flesh its mantle, and whose fuzzy skin its crust - no, that doesn't do justice to the crust, which is, after all, where all of life takes place. The earth's crust must be more like the rind of the orange, thicker and more durable, quite unlike the thin skin of a bruisable peach. Or is it? Funny, how you never think to wonder..."

- from ALL OVER CREATION

Winner of a 2004 American Book Award
from the Before Columbus Foundation and
the Willa Literary Award for Contemporary Fiction

"A feast for mind and heart."
- Kirkus Review

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