Whispering Dust (Heathen Edition)

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Price
$13.95
Publisher
Heathen Editions
Publish Date
Pages
304
Dimensions
5.5 X 8.5 X 0.68 inches | 0.85 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781948316378
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Reviews

"Whispering Dust by Eldrid Reynolds is a book of indescribable charm, which is all the more enjoyable because of its elusiveness." -The Boston Globe

"A clever book, pulsing with life and emotion . . . laid amid the color, mystery and terror of Egypt." -The Observer

"A distinctly out-of-the-way novel." -The Publishers' Weekly

"The charm is not felt at first - but grows steadily as one progresses with this tale of the young woman who goes to Egypt - to the desert - to seek space and to find herself . . . The book speaks to all lonely women - to all who long to give and know not to whom to give - who long to seek - and know not how to seek . . . this book is of such compelling power that one will long for Egypt - to go there, to live there, to experience that call of the desert that this woman felt." -Mabel Margaret Hoopes, The Book News Monthly

"There can be no half measures in any reader's attitude toward this book: it will either leave you cold, speaking to you in an unknown tongue, or else you will hail it with delight, as one of those rare and delicious discoveries, to be lingered over and reverted to, again and again, with ever new and infinite appreciation." -Frederic Taber Cooper (from his Introduction)

"Whispering Dust is a novel which has caused somewhat of a controversy among the reviewers." -The Birmingham Age-Herald

"Miss Eldrid Reynolds has the true art of the novelist . . . In the present story she has chosen to interpret a very difficult phase of emotion, and one that will not be immediately appreciated by every class of reader . . . Yet, in spite of a certain vagueness of touch, she succeeds to a remarkable degree in interpreting the undefined yearnings of a woman's heart . . . This is a very clever, rather subtle, and highly imaginative story. Women with a temperament will adore it; while those men, who profess themselves unable to understand women, will perhaps learn something more from its pages of the inscrutable enigma of femininity." -The Daily Telegraph