In-Between Places

Exploring the intricate relationship between landscape, spirituality, and writing, this collection of eleven essays takes readers on journeys through diverse locations, including New Mexico and China. Diane Glancy reflects on the impact of language and culture, examining cross-cultural issues and her own Native American heritage alongside her white identity. Through vivid imagery and thoughtful prose, she delves into themes of travel as a metaphor for life, the legacy of Christianity, and the complexities of human industry, making this work a profound meditation on place and existence.