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  5. Description : The Nail in the Tree meditates on crucial subjects in devastating circumstances, exploring how childhood can be violent and generative, how trauma integrates in art and daily life, and what the artist 8217 s role is.In this part memoir, part art-historical treatise, Carol Ann Davis narrates her experience of raising two sons in Sandy Hook, Connecticut, on the day of and during the aftermath of the shooting there. She describes revelations her children come to in the weeks that follow, quietly echoes the words of a principal on that day, and recounts painful series of texts and calls to further and further distant family members. She writes in beautiful, devastating, poetic language.What cuts through many times in The Nail in the Tree is how Davis 8217 story is supposed to be the not-suffering, happy-ending story. 8221 Davis hollows out whatever those words could possibly mean, as a member of a devastated and scared community of adults. But Davis 8217 community is not hopeless, and one source of hope is the community of children 8213 who glow, who carry on, who seem to return to normal faster than everyone else does. There is always a trace of what has happened, but still some sense of innocence and childhood not yet lost: Davis 8217 eldest child, at the end of one essay, still breathes his living-boy breaths into this early-childhood air, soon gone. 8221

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