Author: Chris Adrian
Chris Adrian has 1 upcoming event Porter Square Books: Chris Adrian, A Better Angel (November 13 at 19:00) "Adrian, himself a pediatrician and seminary student, is a lucid, brilliant fortune-teller. He unveils our demons, who, in the wake of their visitations upon these children, reveal something you can only call the face of God."Tom Chiarella Esquire
"Abrasive, accusatory, despairing and, more than often ... (more)enough, quite unforgettable fiction."Kirkus Reviews
Chris Adrian is the author of Gob's Grief
and
The Children's Hospital. A former student at the Harvard Divinity school and pediatrician Boston Children's Hospital, he is now pursuing a medical fellowship at UCSF in San Francisco.
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