““RADIO SILENCE Book of Walks” has a stillness to it. It’s like a capacious stopping point, a place where it’s safe to feel your way into the crannies of loss and love.
Loss does not, at first, feel roomy. How do you go on? How, even, do you breathe and eat and talk to others? In time, you start to excavate, like the landscapers at Skyline Park. You begin to find a path in the airless dark, discover markers. In time, there are places to put some of that pain and for new growth to emerge.”