How do we cope in times of stress and seeming turmoil? Is love the answer? Robert Lee Hill thinks so, and he makes his case in All You Need is More Love, a poignant, exuberant, and vital collection of essays, musings, remembrances, and missives. Hill declares that love is foundationally and ultimately our greatest possession and our greatest gift, offering this rich trove of humor, introspection and observation supporting the belief that we live well and live best by loving one another. All You Need is More Love is a potent, sorely-needed reminder of the importance, power, and indispensability of love in our daily interactions, civic life, and personal relationships. Robert Lee Hill is a nonfiction writer, poet, and community consultant for non-profit organizations focusing on social justice issues, including quality public education, increased voter registration and participation, and access to health care for all. He has written or edited nine previous books, including The Color of Sabbath,
Hard to Tell, and his initial love-focused endeavor, the acclaimed Life’s Too Short for Anything But Love.