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Brian Doyle God Is Love: Essays from Portland Magazine Paperback – January 1, by Brian Doyle (Editor) 4 ratings See all formats and editions Paperback $ 10 Used from $ God Is Love brings together diverse voices of recognized Reviews: 4  · Brian Doyle, editor of Portland Magazine at the University of Portland, author most recently of the essay collection Grace Notes, and a long time contributor to Eureka Street, died early Saturday morning 27 May following complications related to a cancerous brain tumour, at the age of 60  · A blog about the stories that nourish and sustain us, and the small miracles of everyday life. Brian Doyle, an essayist and novelist, died on May He was the editor of Portland magazine and the author of numerous books, most recently the novel Chicago. Boxing Out The Spitter The Eloquent Silence of It The Island His Subtle Speech His Listening

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 · Brian Doyle, editor of Portland Magazine at the University of Portland, author most recently of the essay collection Grace Notes, and a long time contributor to Eureka Street, died early Saturday morning 27 May following complications related to a cancerous brain tumour, at the age of 60  · A blog about the stories that nourish and sustain us, and the small miracles of everyday life. Brian Doyle, an essayist and novelist, died on May He was the editor of Portland magazine and the author of numerous books, most recently the novel Chicago. Boxing Out The Spitter The Eloquent Silence of It The Island His Subtle Speech His Listening  · In one of his essays, Doyle admits he knows that “brooding misshapen evil is everywhere,” and “the story of the world is entropy,” but he also knows that “we are carved of immense confusing holiness; that the whole point for us is grace under duress” Thank God Brian Doyle chose to explore grace and holiness much more than evil or entropy

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The Symbolism of Brian Doyle’s Hummingbird

 · Doyle’s essay uses science and vivid descriptions to depict how powerful yet fragile the organ is. The author’s purpose was to show that amongst all animals, they have a common feature; the heart. To convey this message, he compares the heart of the hummingbird to the heart of a whale, which no matter the size, still very powerful  · Brian Doyle, editor of Portland Magazine at the University of Portland, author most recently of the essay collection Grace Notes, and a long time contributor to Eureka Street, died early Saturday morning 27 May following complications related to a cancerous brain tumour, at the age of 60  · A blog about the stories that nourish and sustain us, and the small miracles of everyday life. Brian Doyle, an essayist and novelist, died on May He was the editor of Portland magazine and the author of numerous books, most recently the novel Chicago. Boxing Out The Spitter The Eloquent Silence of It The Island His Subtle Speech His Listening

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A Tribute To Brian Doyle You believed that everything is a form of prayer, including laughter, including tears. Yes, you were a reverential man, but you weren’t stiff or boring or preachy or dour. Your essays were both concise — often just a page in length — and lush, your sentences as intricate and twisty as plants in a terrarium  · Doyle’s essay uses science and vivid descriptions to depict how powerful yet fragile the organ is. The author’s purpose was to show that amongst all animals, they have a common feature; the heart. To convey this message, he compares the heart of the hummingbird to the heart of a whale, which no matter the size, still very powerful  · A blog about the stories that nourish and sustain us, and the small miracles of everyday life. Brian Doyle, an essayist and novelist, died on May He was the editor of Portland magazine and the author of numerous books, most recently the novel Chicago. Boxing Out The Spitter The Eloquent Silence of It The Island His Subtle Speech His Listening

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Brian Doyle

 · Brian Doyle, editor of Portland Magazine at the University of Portland, author most recently of the essay collection Grace Notes, and a long time contributor to Eureka Street, died early Saturday morning 27 May following complications related to a cancerous brain tumour, at the age of 60  · Brian Doyle died before “One Long River of Song” was published. He passed away in May of from brain cancer. The book, a compilation of his many essays, was published in by his wife, Mary Miller Doyle. I believe, over time, Brian Doyle’s writing will become more well-known and blogger.comted Reading Time: 4 mins A Tribute To Brian Doyle You believed that everything is a form of prayer, including laughter, including tears. Yes, you were a reverential man, but you weren’t stiff or boring or preachy or dour. Your essays were both concise — often just a page in length — and lush, your sentences as intricate and twisty as plants in a terrarium