Ann Lamott Grace (Eventually)

A beautifully witty, fiercely honest map of the human heart and modern spirituality.

In Grace (Eventually): Thoughts on Faith, New York Times bestselling author Anne Lamott delivers a poignant, funny, and bittersweet primer on how we discover what it means to be fully human and alive. Written as a masterful follow-up to her celebrated spiritual memoirs Traveling Mercies and Plan B, Lamott utilizes her signature self-deprecating humor and refreshingly frank storytelling to navigate the messy realities of faith, family, and everyday frustrations. She writes not as a preachy zealot, but as a wise, trusted friend who understands the difficult, clumsy path toward finding peace and forgiveness in an imperfect world.

This exceptional offering is the First Riverhead Trade Paperback Edition, published in March 2008 and verified by a pristine, unbroken 10 to 1 number line on the copyright page. Featuring a gorgeous, atmospheric cover design by Amy C. King that perfectly captures the reflective, small-town Americana mood of the essays, this volume is an essential piece for completionist collectors of contemporary American essays, modern memoirs, and literary non-fiction.