Do You Love Me?: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
BY BROKEN KESTRAL
After all You have done to me, could You love me? After all I have done to You, could You love me?
Cutting the Cord: A Game of Thrones Serial – Chapter 19: The Passage of Time
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
“She’s very smart. Frighteningly so, sometimes. Have you not noticed her sometimes, imitating the stories you tell her?”
Two Sides of Womanly Beauty: Character Studies of Eowyn and Arwen
BY HANNAH VINCENT
Tolkien captures the essence of womanhood within his main female protagonists, Arwen and Eowyn.
All the Little Midnight Lights
BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL
The curious visions before your flickering eyes begin to focus as strange, blue-lit scenes
The Stories That Matter: Teaching History with Catholic Principles
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
For Catholics, history can also be seen as a journey among the souls who have gone before us and for whom we are obligated to pray.
Cutting the Cord: A Game of Thrones Serial – Chapter 18: The Birthing
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
“She…she seems to like…my finger,” he muttered, chuckling awkwardly. “Maybe…in time, she’ll…like…like me too…”
Tithendell in the Rain: A Lord of the Rings Story
Tithen was a wise old cat and knew better than to get caught in the rain, but she was accompanying her charge on a walk in the gardens and it seems this twoleg was not so wise.
What If…?
“I would become a bard and sing of the beauty of this word.”
Water in the Wasteland: Unexpected Elements of Hope and Redemption in Television and Film
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
As a lover of stories, I often will comment that a certain twist seemed rather “hopeful” to me, even if most other people simply cannot see it.
Barefoot
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