He tells stories that contain the spirit of the Ojibwa, and he teaches Father Damien that ''time is a fish . . . What makes it possible is the Ojibwa language, which is both as fresh and as ancient as rain. It is the leading edge of a discovery that will, one hopes, take Erdrich even farther. But the living is done in the presence of Nanapush, a rambunctious sage, and of an equally rambunctious devil, who shows up as a black dog and puts his paw in your soup. What matters in such a place is not the vicious transcendence of Sister Leopolda but the daily example of Father Damien.
Grace is everywhere.
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