I Know What You Read this Summer
If you have them, your tan lines are starting to solidify. Your primary fruit
intake? The quarter-moon of ragged lime you ram into your Corona. Shark Week is
over. Your body lets you
Literature
David Bentley Hart’s <i> The Experience of God</i>
“What is in your mind?”~ C.S. Lewis, Till We Have Faces
On some ancient and melancholy eve in Athens, as the pomegranate sun began its
ritual descent into the briny old sea
Bearing New Images
Hayao Miyazaki’s films are some of the most charming in the short history of
cinema. The heroes of his animated tales—Pazu in Castle in the Sky, Ashitaka in
Princess Mononoke, and
Christ the Whore
“What the hell am I thinking about?”—Raskolnikov, Crime and Punishment
I’ve been reading through Oliver Ready’s
[http://podularity.com/2014/04/07/conversations-with-translators-i-oliver-ready-on-crime-and-punishment/]
new translation of Dostoyevsky’s classic Crime
Second Chances: Part Two
The first portion of this review was published on Monday, June 2.
[http://www.curatormagazine.com/brett-foster/second-chances/]
With all due respect to the strengths of Patricia Smith’s Teahouse of the
Almighty,