Gilbert, Elizabeth, 1969-

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Description: Elizabeth Gilbert offers readers tantalizing glimpses into the life of her fictional characters and nonfiction subjects. Gilbert taps into characteristics and feelings recognizable to her audience in both areas, all the while exploring issues as varied as coming of age, longing for wildly attractive, alternative lifestyles, and seeking revelation in one's life. Self-discovery is an overarching theme of Gilbert's works, with readers transported along on the travels of her subjects' lives. Filled with believable dialogue and strengths and weaknesses of the human psyche, Banks offers insight and humor in a well-crafted package. Start with: Pilgrims (fiction); Eat, Pray, Love (nonfiction)

Description: Elizabeth Gilbert offers readers tantalizing glimpses into the life of her fictional characters and nonfiction subjects. Gilbert taps into characteristics and feelings recognizable to her audience in both areas, all the while exploring issues as varied as coming of age, longing for wildly attractive, alternative lifestyles, and seeking revelation in one's life. Self-discovery is an overarching theme of Gilbert's works, with readers transported along on the travels of her subjects' lives. Filled with believable dialogue and strengths and weaknesses of the human psyche, Banks offers insight and humor in a well-crafted package. Start with: Pilgrims (fiction); Eat, Pray, Love (nonfiction)