Ishmael A Self-Portrait
Ishmael A Self-Portrait by Christopher Davis is a 164-page work published by iUniverse in February 2001. This book presents a narrative centered on Ishmael and Hagar as they navigate the desolate landscapes of Beersheba, exploring themes of faith and the nature of God through a blend of fable and metaphor.
Readers will find a poetic and intense exploration of religious and Christian themes within its pages. The narrative invites contemplation on the complexities of belief and the human experience, offering rich imagery and profound insights. This edition, written in English, provides a concise yet impactful reading experience that delves into the intricacies of spirituality and existence.
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Ishmael and Hagar wander in the wastes of Beersheba and find a fallible God: fable and metaphor.
“A short, intense, poetic-rhapsodic novel…it is remarkable this portrait can be contained in the frame of a brief book also filled with other rich portraits…a book of beauty and fascination.”
—The New York Times Book Review
“A strong and blazing book.”
—Muriel Rukeyser
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