<p>In 'Rampolli,' a title suggesting sprouts or a collection of growing things, George MacDonald, through his rich prose and eager embrace of language, gathers an exquisite bouquet of poetry and transcendent musings. MacDonald, celebrated for his forays into fantasy and Christian allegory, crafts this work with a seasoned blending of narrative weight and lyrical grace that is characteristic of his mature period. The volume offers a diverse litera...