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　　Nancy Mairs is author of several acclaimed books,

including Ordinary Time, Carnal Acts, Remembering the Bone

House, and Plaintext. Visit Nancy Mairs'

website: www.nancymairs.com.

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　　In a blend of intimate memoir and passionate advocacy, Nancy

Mairs takes on the subject woven through all he***riting:

disability and its effect on life, work, and spirit.

媒体评论

　　Graceful yet gritty paradoxes drive this extraordinary book,

which uses the author's degenerative disease, multiple sclerosis,

as a window into a very particular soul. . . . Let the reader

understand: this is not a book about MS, or about illness; rather,

it's a chronicle of inspired adaptation, spiritual as well as

physical, to limits. The aim is the creation of joy. -Sallie

Bingham, The New Mexican

　　"Woe is not her, as she makes clear throughout this absorbing,

laceratingly honest book. . . . This social c***truction of

disability . . . is what Mairs most wants us to 'get' in this

passionate, penetrating book-and then get over." -Marian Sandmeier,

The Washington Post Book World

　　"Vintage Mairs: sharply observed, deeply personal and always

direct." -Michael Haederle, Los Angeles Times

　　"As helpful as Mairs's book will be to disabled people, what's

most important about it is its less*** for able-bodied readers."

-Kathi Wolfe, The Progressive

　　"Rich, startling and utterly absorbing." -Kirkus Reviews, starred

review

　　"Mairs's physical view of the world may be waist-high, but her

intellectual and spiritual range is limitless." -Donna Seaman,

Booklist, starred review

　　"'One sharp instrument is left me: my tongue.' This [Mairs]

wields like a finely crafted baton, leading her readers to an ever

deeper understanding of the human condition." -Yvonne Duffy,

Detroit Free Press