Interlude

When life became too loud, Ellen Nasser began to listen.

What started as a few stolen minutes each morning turned into a practice of presence--a way of finding meaning in the ordinary and beauty in the heartache.

In Interlude, she traces a journey that begins writing in her closet on the Canadian Prairies and moves through the wider landscapes of travel, motherhood, and self-discovery. From the land of the living skies of Saskatchewan to the unfamiliar roads of elsewhere, Nasser reflects on what it means to belong--to a place, to a family, to oneself.

Told with warmth, humour, and radical honesty, Interlude is a lyrical memoir about love, loss, and the quiet faith that grows in the midst of uncertainty. It's a book for anyone navigating change, needing some solitude or learning to soften in a world that often demands the opposite.