In The Brothers Karamazov, Ivan Karamazov’s philosophical and theological ideas are complex and develop in the course of the novel. However, near the beginning of the novel, in Book 2 Chapter 6, an idea is…
Within a locked and ornate cage, a fairy sat in sorrow. The sorceress who locked her there, would come again tomorrow. She wanted all her magic; fae would wither, when t'was taken. She sent a…
The Black Knight Rises In the many adaptations of Arthurian Mythology, the character of the Black Knight’s story has never been truly told; to many he is a mysterious and evil man, who appears…
There was once a young lady named Miss Aurora. She had raven hair and dusky skin and almond shaped onyx eyes with a happy secret winking out of them, and she taught the little…
It is difficult to overstate the influence of G.K. Chesterton. Apart from the numerous converts who have come to Christianity, at least in part, because of an encounter with his writings, two of the bestselling…
Poetry is a language often able to penetrate more deeply than prose into the nature of the divine as lover of the soul. One poem in particular, “Pass through My Will”, written by renowned Trappist…
Once upon a time, there were three brothers. The first and eldest was named Gerhart, which meant “strong.” The second brother was named Conrad, which meant “clever.” The third and youngest brother was named…
Imagine if a ring of gold Could spin spells and tricks a hundredfold, Starting in a forge of fire Tainted by one’s great desire. – Tumbling paths fraught with greed Are numerous in the ones…
“War and Peace” He fought in battle, later crown’d a king, he was yet a boy when he took command. Peter train’d in swordplay every morning to be the greatest swordsman in all the land.…
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