First published 1995
M. Scott Peck embarks on a 21-day journey through Britain, seeking out mysterious stone monoliths that hold the keys to life's deepest questions. As he treks across rugged landscapes, Peck grapples with his own fears and doubts, finding solace in the towering monuments that have captivated seekers for millennia. Through this personal pilgrimage, Peck illuminates universal truths about faith, community, and the enduring mysteries of the human experience.
Genres: philosophy, adventure, non-fiction, biography-memoir, spirituality, new-age
Vibes: emotional-atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-growth, self-discovery
Setting: Great Britain, United States
448 pages · Paperback · Hyperion