Month: April 2024

Interviews

Author Interview: G.M. Baker

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I’ve been an incorrigible writer since childhood. I published my first short story at nineteen, and spent a lot of my teenage years writing abysmal science fiction novels, which I have since burned to keep them out of the hands of posterity. …...

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Nonfiction

Charles Williams: Why He Matters and How to Learn More About Him

BY G. CONNOR SALTER Is Charles Williams under-researched? Well, as one Williams expert said when I sought her feedback on an article about him, every Inkling except C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien has been under-researched. For all the thousands of books you can find on every aspect of Lewis and Tolkien, there are maybe a …...

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Serials

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A Marriage of Necessity: A Game of Thrones Story – Chapter 17

BY CAIT SMITH

“All men should know a little bit of women’s arts,” Tyrion said. “Just as all women should know a little bit of men’s arts.”

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Poetry

Night Desert Sky

“Sitting under a night desert sky, stars twinkling, wind whispering quiet sighs…”

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Short Fiction

George and the Dragon

BY ADEEL AHMED
A short story about St. George fighting the dragon.

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Serials

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A Marriage of Necessity: A Game of Thrones Story – Chapter 16

BY CAIT SMITH

“Most women don’t know what they want until they try it. Tyrion’s attractive, even with the scar. Especially with the scar.”

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Poetry

Once Upon a Time

BY MARTINA JURICKOVA Once upon a time There was a castle on top of hill in the middle of deep Soul Forest. Far away from there lived one knight Will. Will the Conqueror, the world’s bravest. That castle on hill was called Heart and Will decided to obtain it. Although at first it looked very …...

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Interviews

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Exploring Oz: Interview with Douglas G. Greene Part 2

Douglas G. Green recalls his friendship with Ruth Plumly Thompson, and offers reflections on his years of Oz research.

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Nonfiction

Standing Up for the Voiceless – My Fight with Royalty in Anne Frank’s House

BY JESSICA URSELL Let me say right at the beginning, that as a granddaughter of survivors and a proud Jew, I am not afraid of fighting anti-Semites wherever they might be but never in my wildest imagination did I think that in November 1994 I would be directly confronting an actual princess of a Southeast …...

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Interviews

Theology, Harry Potter, and Power: An Interview with Kyle Strobel

Theologian Kyle Strobel talks about lessons in power and Christlike weakness from the Harry Potter, and other fantasy works he has enjoyed.

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