Prayer
By Poetry Issue 122
You have / followed the weak line / of your heartbeat
Read MoreThe Honest Critic: A Conversation with Gerald Early
By Interview Issue 122
I hope I’m coming to everything I do with some kind of a Christian perspective or understanding, even if it isn’t very pronounced. This is part of what it means to me to be an honest writer.
Read MoreIn Two Fields
By Poetry Issue 122
Who is it who calls when imagination awakens?
Read MoreSurface and Depth: Terry Maker’s Theology of Matter
By Visual Art Issue 122
Along with astronomy, Maker’s work borrows from biology, physics, chemistry, and—perhaps most importantly—geology.
Read MoreIn the Studio
By Visual Art Issue 122
Viewing all things inseparable—creativity and God as one and the same—certainly influenced my abstract expression.
Read MoreThe Daughter I Don’t Have
By Poetry Issue 122
Today the daughter I don’t have / draws a long green boat on a sheet of paper.
Read MoreMotherless Pietà
By Essay Issue 122
We have never wanted to touch the dead.
Read MoreDeath of Venus
By Poetry Issue 122
I had to shield myself / from beauty to survive it.
Read MoreThis Is Not My Son’s Head
By Fiction Issue 122
How do you remember a part of your life when it freezes up on you, when it makes a living corpse of you and you walk through your days dragging your feet, scarcely noticing anything around you.
Read MoreGod, if anywhere, is in the golden carpet
By Poetry Issue 122
the flowers give a scent of honey
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