The Fisherman and the Funeral Songs of Atlantis
The sailors say that there is a man on the world’s edge…
“The Most Reluctant Convert” Book Review
Although the first look at the table of contents suggests this book is…
Tolkien Scholarship from the Early Days to Today: Interview with David Llewellyn Dodds
From having Humphrey Carpenter as a thesis supervisor to writing about Tolkien and technology, David Llewellyn Dodds has extensive experience in Inklings studies. He looks back at his work on Tolkien, and his memories of the early days of Tolkien fandom.
Banastre’s Theme
The peace which from solitude flows, henceforth shall be…
Second Flight: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
“I passed, Pol! I passed!” Second Lieutenant Kirke, still wearing his flight jacket and gloves
Body and Soul: The Union of Heaven and Earth
In many ways, the heart of Christian spirituality is the relationship…
Drawing the Divine: Symbolic Art and the Search for Peace
BY MANO SOTELO The search for peace has long been expressed through images. Long before philosophical essays or theological debates emerged, humans carved divine symbols into stone and painted their visions of the sacred on cave walls. These expressions were never mere decoration; they externalized inner yearnings, fears, and existential...
Historical Fiction Author Interview: Megan Soja
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I grew up in western New York where I still live with my husband and our two daughters. I have been making up stories since I was a little girl, but I also love science and chose to focus on that in …...
The Crown of Rachel
A dream about our teacher Akiva of Yavna…
Francis: Medieval Man of Timeless Transcendence
He was known as God’s Troubadour,
Spiritually illumined by the magnificence…
