Where the Wind Can Find It, by Ben Nickol and as their pain evolved

and as their pain evolved over the years

He’s been injured

and ridiculed at school for being biracial

Meg Yancy knows she may be overly attached to Jata

Where the Wind Can Find It, by Ben Nickol and as their pain evolvedIn Where the Wind Can Find It, people are swayed off course. From a ski resort to a church rectory, an outgrown hometown to the wilderness itself, Ben Nickol's characters find themselves at the mercy of forces at once within themselves and profoundly beyond their control. This predicament, the kind that comes with everyday living, offers no clean escapes, yet whether it is the legacy of a gambler, the impulses of an adulterer, or the despair of a