Love, love, love. Fantastic mix of memoir, niche history of past utopian experiments, theological musings about radical Christianity and ideas of grief and community, little moments with friends and loved ones that feel intentional and therefore miraculous, and most of all cultural critique of America and its fascination with creating new ways of living and “breaking away from the norms of American culture and how that is also tied with settler colonialism. I did not fully vibe with everything she said but even then I thought it was fascinating and absolutely want to re-read it when it comes out in hardcover in mid-March! And you should read it too!

Thanks to Counterpoint for providing me with a free early e-copy in exchange for an honest review!