The Stones, the Crows, the Grass, the Moon

In The Stones, the Crows, the Grass, the Moon, Walter Kirn, renowned for his novels Up in the Air and Blood Will Out, shares a deeply personal journey sparked by the death of his mother. As he grapples with grief and recurring visions of a Native American holy site, Kirn explores themes of spirituality, music, and nature, ultimately discovering a sense of connection and solace. This story is part of the Missing collection, which features six true stories about navigating loss and finding meaning in life's most profound moments.