Between Transitions

This book cannot be read like a typical novel, because this is not a typical novel; the act of reading this book/how you read it is as important to the novel as the story itself. The first third of the book is an account of-, but simultaneously an internal dialogue and conflict coming to resolution. While what follows is what it looks like to come to terms with that resolution, in the way that people do: messy, uncertain, confusing, & c.

When nearly defeated but nervously optimistic Jonah wr...