If you've been reading my reviews for any length of time, you're likely already aware that I don't fancy myself a devotee of Christopher Nolan. It's not that I dislike his work, not at all. That would be foolish and lacking in anything resembling cinematic integrity. It's just, well, that I am The Independent Critic and I do fancy myself a devotee of low-budget indie world where films are often made by the sweat of a filmmaker's brow and with not much more than a maxed out credit card.
Featured Book Review: False Peace by Pricelis Perreaux-Dominguez
I wish I'd understood. I wish someone, anyone would have reached out to me at some point in my childhood to say "It's okay. No, really. It's okay to have the differences. It's okay to have the conflicts."
My life might have turned out a bit differently.
"False Peace: How to Reject the Lie of Sameness, Embrace Difference, and Embody True Unity" is my second literary adventure with mom, wife, social worker, Bible teacher, and local pastor Pricelis Perreaux-Dominguez.
