Hesychasterion
By Poetry Issue 77
I am hollowing a dwelling in the granite of my heart. I am thinking then to torch its walls, and sweep out all debris with a green, a heavy branch of rosemary. I mean to chip a niche inside therein to rest a…
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By Essay Issue 80
The Road Behind Us Image’s Founding Generation When Image was founded in 1989, the cultural landscape looked different than it does today. Religious writers and artists felt cold-shouldered in the public square and often ill at ease within the church. The need for a journal that demonstrated the continuing vitality of contemporary art informed by…
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