Nostalgia Resides in the Marrow

The book provides in text form a living dream. From its first words I was drawn . . . instantly back to early memories of family friends and synchronistic conversations with strangers. I was blown away by how the writing transported me back to similar memories. It didn't feel like reading it felt like dreaming . . .The imagery of the book flows seamlessly from one memory to another with the ease and grace only a psyche dreaming can express . . . I was jolted by the ease with which the text brought to life so many memories . . . Simple brilliant engrossing the book connects one root and branch to the essence of the phenomenon of nostalgia and the Being from whence it arrives. Nostalgia herself speaks through the pages summoning calling providing a poesis of the way back home. Wonderful simply wonderful. Brent Potter Ph.D. LMHC CMHS MMHS Adjunct Instructor at the Pacifica Graduate Institute Director of the R.D. Laing Institute Editorial Member of the journal Janus Head.