Telling Secrets: A Celebrated Author's Candid Memoir of a Father's Suicide and Its Influence on a Son and Minister
Telling Secrets is a celebrated author's candid memoir recounting his father's suicide and its deep influence on his life as a son and minister. Through revealing reflections, Buechner examines the personal secrets that have shaped his understanding of loss, faith, and family. This intimate narrative offers insight into the enduring impact of tragedy on one's spiritual and emotional journey.
About This Book
Frederick Buechner's Telling Secrets is a poignant memoir that delves into the author's personal experiences following his father's suicide. This reprint edition, published by HarperOne in 1992, offers a compact 128-page exploration of grief and its lasting echoes.
The narrative provides an honest account of how this tragic event influenced Buechner's roles as both a son grappling with loss and a minister seeking meaning. Written in English, the paperback binding makes it accessible for readers interested in personal stories of resilience.
With an MSRP of $8.99, this edition maintains the essence of Buechner's reflective style, inviting readers to consider the hidden influences on one's life path.
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