Poetry as Therapy
It was about six months before I realized I had stopped writing poetry. I was
digging through my desk looking for a new journal and found a just-started
journal, the one I needed.
Thomas Turner
Thomas Turner is a Program Manager at <a href="http://www.ijm.org/">International Justice Mission</a> and blogs at <a href="http://everydayliturgy.com/">EverydayLiturgy.com</a>. He is happy to be livi
The Art of War
Standing outside the Manassas Battlefield visitor’s center I began to photograph
the open and lush countryside surrounding the battlefield monuments and the
roads used for auto tours. It’s a new camera—
Teaching New Texts
It’s that time in the semester again when I do a little segment for my College
Writing I students on poetry. We read poetry and write a little about it. Much
groaning
Exit Through the Local Gift Shop
I’ve written about conspiracy theories and art here before. The notion that
Sorina Higgins has about frauds in her recent piece “On the Validity of the
Vogel Collection
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Not Your Father’s Shoplifting
I remember well my family’s second desktop computer. It was bigger and faster
than the clunky Packard Bell that was our entry into the digital age. This new
computer, a Compaq, was