pThrough irony and sardonic reversal, emThe Book of Sorrowsem presents an unexpected and entirely unorthodox vision of old testament scripture.pp- Keith Henderson, author of emMont BabelemppbrppIn an inspired re-visiting of Old Testament stories, Kenneth Robbins brings these tales to life, capturing their spirit and a bit of the Spirit with vivid poetry and unfettered imagination. The seed of the ancient language is allowed to bloom, revealing to the reader new and deeper meanings obscured in the original. Revelatory, often gut-wrenching, with humorous curveballs, emThe Book of Sorrows emis a powerful plea for the understanding of existence.pp- Libby Belle, author of emHappy Hour Fools, Humble Fumble, The Juicy Parts, em and emA Woman Always KnowsemppbrppRobbins does for Hebrew Scripture what Robert Frost does for the landscape of New England, turn the timeworn and familiar into the crisp and surprising. Figures as well known as Moses and Job meet Nephilim, witches, and concubines in a