Praise for 'The Quiet Path'‘a beautiful book of quiet wisdom … it will help those who read it encounter what it means to be human, to be open and alive, to inhabit a present surrounded by miracles: what it means to love.’ Richard Carter, author of The City is My Monastery Andrew Rudd has written a book of quiet treasures for pilgrims old and new. In poetry, story and prayer, he invites us into a deeper pilgrimage that surprises, comforts and refreshes. Rachel Mann, priest, poet and writerThis beautiful book, packed with wonder and delight …leads us quietly away from the noise and the bustle … towards belonging and a place where we are at home, and always towards God. Trevor Dennis, author of The Book of BooksAndrew Rudd’s ‘short walks to quiet places’ stimulate us to undertake our own journeys: on the page, in our imaginations, along paths both well-trodden and unfamiliar. His writing transports us from the everyday into new discoveries of wonder and delight. Professor Elaine Graham FBAPoems are always a path leading inwards. For Andrew Rudd they punctuate a thoughtful journey, both real and imagined. On his quiet path, poems are signposts reminding us to pay attention; to notice the landscape that shapes us, and the shape of our inner landscape. Jo Bell, PoetRead more about this authorRead less about this author