A Theory of Everything

A Theory of Everything is deeply original, magical, and WEIRD in a good way, as we used to say back in grade school. Some kinds of "weird" were desirable since they suggested potent originality, quirky insight, and startling but necessary twists of humor--as in, when is the last time YOU considered a flea's memories or regrets? Mary Crockett Hill has made a significant, fabulously welcome contribution to the world of theories in general, and elegant poetry you will want to keep close by--for the days when your own elements of existence don't fit neatly into compartments or jingle sweet harmonies in your ear. Here's a place where darkness lives comfortably, studded with breathtaking light.