Just finished, and many thanks @RobertEllsberg for your recommendation. So much to appreciate about this book that I look forward to reading it again. (This was an early ed. copy from the Seattle library, so will look for one with commentary next time.)
...writing NO on the walls—seeking to shatter the unanimity of consent on which tyranny relies. One of #DorothyDay’s favorite writers, who integrated the spiritual and the political—not in theories, but in affirming human dignity and the victory of love over hate and mistrust.
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Great! Silone actually published a revised edition of "Bread and Wine." He confessed to telling the same story in all his books. "The Seed Beneath the Snow" tells the further story of his priest-revolutionary, Pietro Spina.
Sep 10, 2019 · 2:49 PM UTC