Colleagues

 

Ralph Keyes, as sensitive a young writer as the country has today, knows what America has lost in the name of progress and affluence. When I read this book there stirred in me the hope that we might get it back. This is more than a fine book; it's a must.

Bill Moyers

This is a mosaic of hundreds of bits -- small personal experiences, keen observations, 'happenings' and events described by friends and others. Only gradually does the reader realize that the mosaic is a picture, powerful and profound. Keyes holds up a mirror to our modern fractionated society and its isolated individuals. He provides no final answers, but he has given us a provocative book one does not forget.

Carl Rogers