Immanence - Sherryl Brown

Immanence lets the reader experience David Banks’s demise and redemption against the background of his mother and sisters. Because his fractured life is grounded in art, his chosen profession, he is able to transcend his prejudices. His singular existence began long before his conception and birth. It comes from a life force that is universal; it has no personal identity, and it is pure. Art drives the story and illuminates the dynamic interplay between each character who has a part to play in the unfolding story.