Tag: Meagan McKinstry

Short Fiction

Sorrow May Last: A Pocahontas Story

BY MEAGAN MCKINSTRY

The thinnest sliver of light crept through the slim opening in the folds of the tent in which John Smith was held captive.

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Nonfiction

Saint Maria Goretti and Me  

BY MEAGAN MCKINSTRY

Now that I am a Christian, I believe that I must forgive those who trespass against me, so I admire Maria’s forgiveness not merely because it helps me to envision relief from a painful situation, but also because she serves as a role model for me regarding an important element of my religious practice. 

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Nonfiction

‘Passionately Smashin’ Every Expectation’: A Review of Miranda’s Hamilton

In early 2015, a new show opened Off-Broadway at The Public: a hip-hop musical about American founding father Alexander Hamilton

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Nonfiction

My Heart is Frozen: What Disney’s Frozen Means to Me

BY MEAGAN MCKINSTRY

I feel a strong connection to Elsa, and I gain hope and inspiration from her inner journey.

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