It was a hundred-and-thirty years to the day that Frodo Baggins last looked upon Middle-Earth. The other three Hobbits had left the Shire long before this time, Samwise Gamgee west to the Undying Lands, Meriadoc…
by Lawrence Hall A little girl tugged at my arm and asked “But what can I do?” I sent her to Senora Anil because I didn’t know She came to me again and sadly…
Eustace sat cross-legged on the Pevensies' sitting room floor, tongue sticking out in concentration as he strung another piece of popcorn onto the garland that already spanned half the room. "Look at this one," cooed…
Bert and Betty were just fine, they were huddled up in the middle of the barn, listening to the gnawing of the kandacs. As soon as the kandacs had left the box, they scurried off…
There is an ancient Celtic belief, taught to us by Eriugena, that salvation happened primarily through the incarnation rather than the crucifixion. It was the bringing together of heaven and earth, spirit and matter, creator…
No, Greg had not been eaten. As a matter of fact, he was about to find out that his frog had been named well and really was lucky. About a couple of minutes before they…
“Please tell me you’re not feeling sorry for these kids, Gerling.” Acheson groaned. “What? I can’t help it. These kids just found a portal in their backyard leading to our world, and then they get…
I love the Autumn season, when sweet death is in the air. Not the kind that brings pain and sorrow, nor the kind that brings despair; but that which points to something, beautiful not yet…
The children were pushed and pulled along as the group of men took them through the forest. Bert and Betty at least tried to keep an eye on where they were going, but it proved…
A day closes in obedience to the clock,To weary yawns, more yawns, and wonky jointsWords read are unremembered at this hour,And pages lie open, idle, unseenThe windowpanes reflect only this roomAnd its books, neither neat…
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