Stones Witness

Nine miles down a primitive trail, over hills of sand and rock, across ankle—deep streams, and around mires of quickmud lies Kiet Seel, a thirteenth—century ancestral Puebloan ruin. This is the place, ancient and enduring, from which Margaret Randall begins her meditations in Stones Witness. Randall explores her connections to land and landscape, history and culture, language and memory, drawing from the events of her own rich history to create a universal link between place, time, and iden...