Humble Powers Bruce Marshall From its bitter beginning as

From its bitter beginning as a hate-filled letter to an estranged wife to its harrowing

an ingenious translator

and to do or say nothing that should sully the fair name of Christian knighthood

is “the work of a great poet

born of intellectual and cultural exhaustion

Humble Powers Bruce Marshall From its bitter beginning asBy Paul Horgan The best description of Humble Powers is that given by its own author. It is a triptych whose panels illustrate in settings of the recent past certain humble powers as old as mankind. In these three novelettes, these powers are qualified by the virtue of humility, and thus do they find their place within the context of an uninterrupted and universal Christianity, through which they speak in these stories. Illustrating the power of faith