Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
Dr. Diana Pavlac Glyer (PhD, University of Illinois, 1993) has had a diverse writing and editing career. It began with journalism, covering musicians like Amy Grant and Randy Stonehill for magazines like Cornerstone and HIS.…
Dr. Michael J. Christensen (MA, Yale; PhD, Drew University) has the unique distinction of being a scholar who specializes in two renowned Christian thinkers. A student of Henri Nouwen, Christensen edited or co-edited several posthumous…
Click read here to read the introduction. One of the biggest obstacles to understanding The Brothers Karamazov and Dostoevsky in general is that the world he is writing about is quite different from the world…
Andy Dibble brings a unique perspective to discussions about speculative fiction and faith. A Harvard Divinity School graduate, one of his earliest publications was a piece on theodicy and ontology in the Bhagavata Purana. After…
I first read Dostoevsky when I was at Cambridge doing my PhD. I can’t remember why I decided to begin The Brothers Karamazov. I must have first heard of Dostoevsky when I was about eighteen. I…
Fellowship & Fairydust, Editor-in-Chief Avellina Balestri has contributed many poems and other creative works to the magazine and other publications over the years. She broke new ground in 2022 by releasing her first novel, a…
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight in its original Middle English: SIÞEN þe sege and þe assaut watz sesed at Troye, Þe borȝ brittened and brent to brondeȝ and askez, Þe tulk þat þe trammes…
Storm Humbert was born in Fayette, Ohio—which his website observes is “literally a one stoplight town.” Since then, he has earned an MFA from Temple University, taught (writing, rhetoric, and composition) at Temple and Sienna…
Luke Wildman has an unusual background. He spent most of his life through age 19 in Western Africa (primarily Nigeria) where his family worked as missionaries. Not surprisingly, his influences are diverse—his blog includes book…
Today marks 114 years since novelist William Lindsay Gresham was born in Baltimore. Nightmare Alley has a strange place in Inklings scholarship discussions. Published in 1946, it was written by William Lindsay Gresham, the first…
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