Merida Brown’s Clue
“If I’m not back in five minutes, they’ve caught me. You don’t stay in this house another minute, you get out and wait for the boys, no matter what.”
Other Inklings (and Similar Writers) You Probably Haven’t Read
BY G. CONNOR SALTER
Numerous imitators of The Lord of the Rings filled the fantasy market (Terry Brooks’ The Sword of Shannara is an early example).
A Footprint on the Road to Santiago
BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL
Sin-weary and sunburnt, a pilgrim plods
Through weeds and dust and sometimes traffic lights
Nusaybah: Bravest of Believers
BY ADEEL AHMED
“Perhaps we all have different sides to us, and many roles to fulfill,” she remarked wistfully. “I was a mother, then I became a warrior.”
The Idea of North
BY ANANDA BARXTON Traveling Northis to travel through time.In July,when winter cold gnaws the city,going Northis going forward,into the spring.Warm days,blue sea,flowers verging the road. But to go Northis also to go backwards.into primal lands,basking in the great Australian silence,where people still livein the Dreaming.To townswhere...
Heaven on Earth: A Life Lesson Only Our Furry Buddies Can Teach Us
BY MICHAEL GOTH
There may be no pain greater than the loss of a furry friend. Dogs and cats give us unconditional love, and ask only for the same in return.
The King Awakens: A Godzilla Story
BY DAVID GLENN
Then came the growl. A deep, ancient sound that vibrated through their bones and shook their very souls.
Seraphim of Sarov
BY LAWRENCE HALL
Saint Seraphim was seen feeding a bear
He would have fed the robbers too, poor men
The Magic Word: A Harry Potter Story
BY LUCY POTTER
“You know me. James, Lily, were some of my best mates. I’d have never sold them out.”
If Only One Soul Was Saved: Evelyn Waugh’s Pro-Life Message
BY DANIEL FRAMPTON
It might surprise some to learn that one of the great works of twentieth-century war literature carries a pro-life message.
