Walking Through Fire

By (author): Maggie Helwig

In the fifteenth century, a tide of witch-hunts swept through Germany with unparalleled ferocity; its victims: women. Out of this dark history, Walking Through Fire recreates the urgency of a hopeless situation and its inevitable conclusion.

AUTHOR

Maggie Helwig

Maggie Helwig has published six books of poetry (most recently, One Building in the Earth ), two books of essays, a collection of short stories and two previous novels, Where She Was Standing and Between Mountains. She is the associate director of the Scream Literary Festival. She also works for the Social Justice and Advocacy Board of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto.

Awards

There are no awards found for this book.
Excerpts & Samples ×
In the fifteenth century, a tide of witch-hunts swept through Germany with unparalleled ferocity; its victims: women. Out of this dark history, Walking Through Fire recreates the urgency of a hopeless situation and its inevitable conclusion.

Reader Reviews

Details

Dimensions:

54 Pages
8.5in * 5.5in * 1in
1lb

Published:

January 16, 1981

Country of Publication:

CA

Publisher:

Turnstone Press

ISBN:

9780888010612

Book Subjects:

POETRY / General

Featured In:

All Books

Language:

eng

No author posts found.

Related Blog Posts

There are no posts with this book.

Other books by Maggie Helwig