Moving between alert autobiographical commentary and languorous, translucent reportage, The Wheel offers us an equally cerebral and sensual documentation of the many lived labors, losses, and latencies of making meaning across the disciplines of dance, music, architecture, and poetry. The Wheel is written with easeful and luminous intelligence. It is brimming with a luxuriant curiosity about how a life may be lived in art-making, as a long, abundant, and gorgeously profane vigil.                                       - Divya Victor