Stanislaw zagorski biography of christopher kennedy

By: Christopher Kennedy. Sun gleamed off the diamond patterns of the silver footrests, and one stray wheel, the left front, kept circling inward, pulling the chair toward the curb— the clacking of the wheel like the snapping of small bones. The stricken father had hands, limp as two dead gulls, that threatened to catch in the rusty spokes but never did, his face honed down to a neo-classical expression: angular, extreme, polished, and hardened like red marble, mythical, as the Greeks might have looked when they imagined tragedy.

Throughout The Strange God Who Makes Us , Kennedy invites the reader to feel this impermanence —which often manifests itself in a playful existential questioning. Rather than fearing this mutability, Kennedy begrudgingly accepts it.

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