Hey, can you attend to this lady next?", the ER nurse called out to a passing doctor. "Her elbow is dislocated; her arm's hanging like a deadweight!" I looked at Darren and chuckled; the nurse's graphic yet apt description had momentarily distracted me from my sorry predicament. About three weeks ago, I came off my bicycle ... In the space of a few moments, I was thrown onto the tarmac, dislocated my left elbow, landed hard on my jaw, chipped my teeth and skinned my chin,

If you had to pick one word to describe the current state of the world, what would you say? I'd hasten a guess that no one opted for calm, peaceful or indeed, uplifting. Perhaps it was fitting then, that for the final Willow the Wonderer book in the series I left the external world behind and delved instead into the worlds that lie within—our inner worlds, after all, are places we can condition and control. The central lesson in Inner Worlds only presented itself this past we