Editor’s Letter
“Art imitates nature,” Aristotle once claimed. Yet, more often than not, art touches a space beyond our physical world—from the ecstasy of love to the twilight of grief, and indeed, to the very contours of Read more…
“Art imitates nature,” Aristotle once claimed. Yet, more often than not, art touches a space beyond our physical world—from the ecstasy of love to the twilight of grief, and indeed, to the very contours of Read more…
By Madeleine Roberts Out of the void where nothing grips to nothing in the bottomless cold you shaped words, like pearls, in the warm shadow of your mouth that bore upward reflecting the light Read more…
By Louis DiModica When thinking about the Ten Commandments, most people focus on the “easy” ones—do not steal, do not murder, do not commit adultery (Exod. 20:13-15). But what about the first one? “You shall Read more…
By Nikko Wheeler Genesis 1:26-27 says, “Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image, after our likeness’… So God created mankind in his own image.” The first question one might ask after reading Read more…
By Madden High Prodigal (adj): spending money or resources freely and recklessly; wastefully extravagant having or giving something on a lavish scale Since Christianity’s earliest days, one parable has dominated the collective imagination of Read more…