Faber conjures the strangeness of an alien planet and the fervour of faith and doubt in a stunningly singular book.
He is also wonderful at conveying the extremes of spiritual exultation and doubt in a manner far removed from stentorian religiosity.
Unlike his earlier novels, "Back to Blood" doesn't aspire to capture the zeitgeist of an era (i.e., the age of greed in "Bonfire," or the age of debt and doubt in "A Man in Full").
He had written books about it: Crossfire: Faith and Doubt in an Age of Certainty (1988), Anger, Sex, Doubt and Death (1992) and more, but they were less confessions than intellectual debates.
There are potentially significant gaps and doubts in a story she strives hard to render as a polished whole.
Today, when she speaks to black and Hispanic teenagers, she often shares her own memories of feeling like an outsider, disconnected and doubted in a community that was largely isolated from the centers of power.
The whistleblower, former Administration climate change program official Rick Piltz, said in 2005 that former White House Council on Environmental Quality chief of staff Philip Cooney manufactured doubt and uncertainty in a number of reports by the Administration.
You can find his work on shopping bags, duvet covers, coffee, condoms, and leather gear, and in art museums, galleries, and no doubt in many a private collection.
You can find his work on shopping bags, duvet covers, coffee, condoms, and leather gear, and in art museums, galleries, and no doubt in many a private collection.
Motivation, determination and dedication are hard to doubt in a wheelchair athlete.
Individual facts will sometimes arrange themselves into a convincing fiction, and jurors will find no reasonable doubt in a perfect falsehood.
