A Hundred Thousand White Stones

This memoir chronicles Kunsang Dolma's remarkable journey from a childhood in Tibet to life as a refugee nun in India, and eventually, an immigrant mother in America. With unflinching honesty, she recounts the hardships and cultural shifts, yet maintains a spirit of resilience and levity. Her story is a testament to the human capacity for adaptation, love, and finding family amidst profound change. It offers a poignant reflection on the gains and losses inherent in pursuing a new life in the developed world, ultimately leading her back to her roots.Why You Should Read? Discover a powerful, firsthand account of the Tibetan refugee experience and immigrant life. Gain insight into the challenges and triumphs of a woman navigating immense cultural and personal change. Be inspired by Kunsang Dolma's unwavering spirit, levity, and persistence in the face of adversity. Reflect on the universal themes of longing, belonging, and the meaning of home across different worlds. About the AuthorKunsang Dolma is a Tibetan woman whose extraordinary life journey forms the heart of this memoir. Born in Tibet, she endured significant hardships before seeking refuge in India as a nun. Her experiences as an immigrant and new mother in America provide a unique perspective on cultural adaptation and resilience. Her candid storytelling offers a vital voice to the Tibetan diaspora, sharing a deeply personal narrative of change, struggle, and ultimately, finding love and family.Evan Denno is an American writer and editor, known for his work in non-fiction and memoirs. He collaborated with Kunsang Dolma to help shape her compelling personal narrative into A Hundred Thousand White Stones. His expertise ensures Dolma's powerful experiences are conveyed with clarity and impact, making her journey accessible and resonant for a wide audience.