Paula Hall

II am an ordinary midwesterner made extraordinary by grace. This memoir is short and not filled with heavy emotional content as People magazine would describe a story, but Plough Quarterly might pick up the narrative to give light to what humanity plucks out daily. I dislike public outpouring of surface feelings and sentiment. This does not mean I am void of passion or deep thought, but this narrative portrays my life tapestry over a grid that is eternal. Me– and all the ups and downs, challenges, and great joys are contrasted with the greatness of His Everything. It does not diminish now and me, in fact, it amplifies all of everything–now and me.