For All Who Hunger--a book review
For All Who Hunger Emily M.D. Scott Convergent, New York, 2020 In an earlier post I mentioned that we’re being allowed back into the library to browse the stacks. Since I’m unfamiliar with the library, as I moved here during the pandemic and it was closed, I had no idea where to start. Luckily on the first floor is a NEW section. Of course, there was the torrid romances with their covers ALL IN THE SAME COLOR PALETTE. Sheesh! There was also some exciting new non-fiction and then a little tiny section for religion or self-help/improvement. And, since this is Eugene OR, the section included several titles dedicated to goddess and witches/worship. So it was a broad swath of everything. Nestled in here was a title that caught my eye: For All Who Hunger: Searching for Communion in a Shattered World by Emily M.D. Scott. I liked her back profile picture. Rev. Scott founded what came to be called Dinner Church. Based essentially on congregants sharing a meal together. She began with a small id...