Month: November 2019

Nonfiction

Fallen Faith: A Movie Review of “Silence”

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

Even at our darkest point, in the depth of silence and abandonment, Christ crucified is still present to a suffering soul.

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Short Fiction

That Sinking Feeling: A Crossover Story

BY HANNAH SKIPPER
“The fools hit an iceberg.” the High King’s tone was edged with anger. “They had reports of ice nearby and they ignored it.”

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Nonfiction

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The Road to Always: A Harry Potter Fan Meets an Anti-Harry Potter Fan-Fiction Writer

BY WESLEY HUTCHINS

The irony of this is that I am responsible for getting her into Harry Potter in the first place!

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Poetry

London in 1895

The Knights still ride against the foe, German flappers do the Charleston yet, Sherlock Holmes sees the game’s afoot, and…

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Nonfiction

The Portrayal of Disney Characters in Once Upon a Time

BY MIKE FLYNN

Over its 7 seasons, the series Once Upon a Time has introduced many Disney characters, both beloved and reviled. I found the concept to be…

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Short Fiction

Thorns: A Lord of the Rings Story

Finally, as he had done every year on this date, he lifted the blue cloth to display one of the few relics of his greatest friend that remained.

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Poetry

Universe

BY ARUSHA AFSAR

You’re not just a star, or an explosion of light. You’re not just the moon,
on a wintery night.

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Nonfiction

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The Genesis Problem: A Catholic Literary Commentary

BY BISHOP ROBERT BARRON

Once we get past the “bad science” confusion, the opening of the Bible gives itself to us in all of its theological and spiritual power.

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