Trembling, Still: The Awful Clarity of a Mind in Eclipse
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ISBN10: 1645024539
ISBN13: 9781645024538
Publisher: Chelsea Green Publishing Company
Published: Jul 7 2026
Pages: 240
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.91 Width: 5.91 Depth: 9.11
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781645024538
Publisher: Chelsea Green Publishing Company
Published: Jul 7 2026
Pages: 240
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.91 Width: 5.91 Depth: 9.11
Language: English
Turbulently brilliant; tuneful and mournful, poignant and funny, heart-rending and mind-grabbing, skillfully improvisational, eloquent and compelling.--Gabor Maté, MD, author of The Myth of Normal
From the award-winning author of Die Wise comes a raw and poignant account of the indiscriminate nature of illness--and what it's like to be on the receiving end of a diagnosis. Stephen Jenkinson is perhaps best known for his extensive work helping people navigate grief, death, and dying, both as the former director of palliative care at a major Canadian hospital and afterward, through his Orphan Wisdom School, which seeks to cultivate deep life skills in an age of cultural fragmentation and amnesia. Now, the unimaginable has descended upon the Griefwalker himself. In Trembling, Still, Stephen takes to the page in the wake of his diagnosis with Parkinson's disease - the Beast, as he comes to know it. Written as a series of journal entries, Trembling, Still is a lyrical and meditative journey of reckoning that will resonate with anyone who has experienced or witnessed any radical undoing. In illness, there is pain, confusion, grace, dissolution, joy, heart-wrenching grief, light. There's sorrow. Then there's the soul's work. Never, once, does the book lose its mesmeric hold. This is not a domestic document. If you seek the unexpected, seek this.--Martin Shaw, author of Liturgies of the Wild
From the award-winning author of Die Wise comes a raw and poignant account of the indiscriminate nature of illness--and what it's like to be on the receiving end of a diagnosis. Stephen Jenkinson is perhaps best known for his extensive work helping people navigate grief, death, and dying, both as the former director of palliative care at a major Canadian hospital and afterward, through his Orphan Wisdom School, which seeks to cultivate deep life skills in an age of cultural fragmentation and amnesia. Now, the unimaginable has descended upon the Griefwalker himself. In Trembling, Still, Stephen takes to the page in the wake of his diagnosis with Parkinson's disease - the Beast, as he comes to know it. Written as a series of journal entries, Trembling, Still is a lyrical and meditative journey of reckoning that will resonate with anyone who has experienced or witnessed any radical undoing. In illness, there is pain, confusion, grace, dissolution, joy, heart-wrenching grief, light. There's sorrow. Then there's the soul's work. Never, once, does the book lose its mesmeric hold. This is not a domestic document. If you seek the unexpected, seek this.--Martin Shaw, author of Liturgies of the Wild
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