Voices in Bronze, by Philip F. Palmedo and Eliza Hicks, is a remarkable book of many parts bound together as the tale of a sculptural odyssey, the creation of Richard McDermott Miller's overñlife size, three-figure commissioned sculpture, the Saint James Triad. Through the observations and reflections of all the individuals who were a part of the whole, we experience the breadth and dimensions of this work of art as it challenged its creator, affected its contributors, and achieved meaning as a civilized artifact.