After Transformation

Maia Kotrosits' 'After Transformation' offers a lyrical history of Christian late antiquity, exploring its continued relevance in the present.

The book recasts the significant changes between the second and fourth centuries, during Rome's transition from pagan to Christian worship.

Kotrosits presents a condensed meditation on the profound effects of Christian imperialism across time and geography.

Using forms ranging from micro-essays to poems, she captures human struggles with time and change.

The author reclaims vulnerability and storytelling in historical work to model new ways of writing the past.

Above all, 'After Transformation' examines the ironies of history written against the reality of lived experiences.