Feasting in the House of the Lord
If the others are going to hell, then I am going along with them. But I do not
believe that; on the contrary, I believe that we will all be saved, I, too,
Literature
Overdue: A Review of Susan Orlean’s The Library Book
When Susan Orlean’s new book arrives next week at my branch library, it will be
assigned the Dewey decimal number 027.4794, which puts it in class 000, the
designation for Computer
Meditation and Contemplation
Luke Hankins is a poet, editor, and founder of Orison Books, a publishing
company committed to supporting voices at the growing edges of spirituality and
literature. In his first poetry collection Weak Devotions
Chimneys Dark & Spirits Bright
This post was originally published in 2012.
On the eve of Christmas’s reemergence in England,Charles Dickens and Washington
Irving began a correspondence. It’s no secret, especially at this time of
Prophesying Fire: The Legacy of James Baldwin
When James Baldwin’s famous account of America’s race crisis, The Fire Next Time
, was first published in 1963, the critic Frederick Wilcox Dupee penned a review
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