Dusk, Night, Dawn: On Revival and Courage Free Audiobook Download by Anne Lamott

Anne Lamott is renowned for her writing about family, faith and parenting. After she lost her husband, who died of cancer in 2003, Lamott began to explore the idea of death and life after loss in her writing. In this audiobook, Lamott explores what it means to continue with your life after suffering such a loss. She reflects on how there can be moments when we aren't sure where the journey will end but that there is always the hope of something better on the other side.

In the end of her life, Anne Lamott writes about a time when she was struggling to cope with the illness in her family. Anne's daughter, Lucy, died unexpectedly at age 5 on her birthday. After Lucy's death, Anne doesn't know how to react because it feels like everyone is mourning in their own way that dark and terrible day. There is nothing wrong with grieving but there is a point where you need to move past the loss and find your way back into the world.

The story begins with a quote from her father, which is the opening of the blog. The memoir is broken up into sections called "Dusk" and "Night", "Dawn".

On Revival and Courage tells the story of a trip to Mexico with her family and how she ended up going through a spiritual awakening.

This audiobook is a compilation of Anne Lamott's essays from her book, "Dusk: Night: Dawn". In the collection she discusses topics such as those in the 'between' spaces during the day; the difference between our natural and spiritual selves; the differences between belonging and identity; and how we can all find our way back to what we lost.

"A lot of the people who come into our classes are really emotionally, mentally, and spiritually bankrupt. They're constantly broke and it's hard for them to see that there is a way out." This statement by Anne Lamott opens up her book Dusk, Night, Dawn: On Revival and Courage. In this text, Lamott discusses topics such as personal development and courage.