
Heroes and Other Mortals
Frye Gaillard did not set out to write this book. One day as he was thumbing through a cardboard box of his essays, columns, and profiles, he simply realized that he had done it. Each article told the story of a person standing against social injustice or exploring the pain and ambiguity of the human condition.
By blending interviews and stories of well-known figures like Archbishop Desmond Tutu, ...
Frye Gaillard did not set out to write this book. One day as he was thumbing through a cardboard box of his essays, columns, and profiles, he simply realized that he had done it. Each article told the story of a person standing against social injustice or exploring the pain and ambiguity of the human condition.
By blending interviews and stories of well-known figures like Archbishop Desmond Tutu, ...