Month: April 2024

Nonfiction

Nachfolge: Reflections on Bonhoeffer’s Cost of Discipleship

By Leah Skipper
A reflective summary and review of Bonhoeffer’s Discipleship and the necessity of it in our world today.

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Serials

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A Marriage of Necessity: A Game of Thrones Story – Chapter 15

BY CAIT SMITH

“Put the sword aside. When you can take care of yourself without it, we’ll start using it.”

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Poetry

The Sap is Rising

BY KIM THOMPSETT The sap is rising  Running untrammelled through the earth  Tickling my feet as it enters me  Coursing through me in little fluxes  I see my neighbour and want to reach out and touch them  I see the sky and want to unfurl into its silky blueness  Every day is like a lifetime  …...

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Short Fiction

The Fairy Fountain

BY ELIZABETH TROUP

“In return for your gratitude, I have something to give you,” she said, motioning to a pink-haired fairy….

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Interviews

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Interview with George MacDonald Scholar Kirstin Jeffrey Johnson

Dr. Kirstin Jeffrey talks about why George MacDonald remains important 200 years since his birth.

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Serials

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A Marriage of Necessity: A Game of Thrones Story – Chapter 14

BY CAIT SMITH

“I actually think I’ll rather enjoy fatherhood. But I’m a few years older than you; I’ve had time to sow my wild oats.”

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Nonfiction

Of Tales and Theatre

BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO With the ongoing direction of turning Disney’s cartoon classic movies into live action adaptations (some that work, some that don’t), many seem to forget that live action fairy tales were the norm when Disney was doing animated movies. One of these was a miniseries put together and hosted by Shelley Duvall;...

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Poetry

Letter to the Romans

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “We know that Christ, raised from the dead, dies no more; death no longer has power over Him.” Romans 6:9 And who are we, Jews within And Gentiles without, Worshipping in the Temple, Or clamoring in the courtyard? Who are we, under the Law, With its measuring rod, And swinging scythe, Condemning …...

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Interviews

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Remembering John Dickson Carr: Interview with Douglas G. Greene Part 1

Douglas G. Greene talks about the historical fiction novels and detective stories of John Dickson Carr, and the surprising writers Carr knew.

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Short Fiction

If You Go Down to the Woods

BY IAN SMART

Deeper and deeper into the woods the pair rode until Miss Walker frankly admitted she was lost.

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