Doxology by Nell Zink is a poignant exploration of two generations of an American family set against the backdrop of monumental cultural and political shifts. It portrays the journey of Pam, Daniel, and Joe, an aspiring punk band on the Lower East Side, through the highs and lows of their artistic ambitions, personal relationships, and familial bonds. With the birth of Pam and Daniel's daughter, Flora, amid Joe's rise to stardom, their lives intertwine in complex ways, especially after they experience personal tragedy concurrent with the national crisis of 9/11. Flora's coming-of-age is marked by her awakening to the world's political turmoil and her passionate involvement in environmental activism. As she grapples with unfolding threats to the nation, Flora and her family must confront unresolved pains and rediscover latent strengths. This tale is an ode to human resilience and empathy, reflecting on America's resilience in the face of adversity.