<i>On Fairy-stories</i>
I have never seen the stars.
Instead of stars, I have seen spirits:
> of living silver made that sudden burst
to flame like flowers beneath an ancient song,
whose very echo after-music
Sørina Higgins
Sørina Higgins (www.iambicadmonit.com) is an Instructor at Penn State Lehigh Valley. Her full-length poetry collection, <a href="www.iambicadmonit.com/books"><i>Caduceus</i></a>, is available on <a hr
The Company That Keeps Us
Neither the creation nor the reception of a work of art takes place in a social
vacuum. We read, write, listen to, and watch creative products in the company of
other people. Even
The Art of the Book
In a set of black-walled, dimly-lighted rooms in the Chester Beatty Library
[http://www.cbl.ie/], Dublin, Ireland, the history of the book unfurls. Chinese
narratives, Japanese seasonal poems, Korans heavy with jewels,
King Arthur was an Elf!
The recent publication of The Fall of Arthur
[http://www.amazon.com/The-Fall-Arthur-J-R-R-Tolkien/dp/0544115899/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371520111&sr=8-1&keywords=the+fall+of+arthur]
Arthur, Adapted
This article should be illegal.
In That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis, a sociologist agrees to write newspaper
articles on a riot that has not yet happened, but which his bosses have