Peg Guilfoyle is a writer who brings curiosity, enthusiasm, and a wide range of life experiences to her work. In Singing All The Verses: Essays From A Mid-American, she says about ideas, “Every week I see something that blazes up in me a flash of impulse. That’s interesting, I think. I’d like to look at that.” And so she does.
Essays long and short, thoughtful and impulsive, serious and light-hearted. History, because thinking about the past helps us try to understand the present and peer into the future. The arts of every age and culture, because that’s where we find the best of human aspiration. Beauty in all its forms.
“The world is full of wonders,” Peg says, “and that’s what I write about.” “Unreservedly recommended”, says the Midwest Book Review.
