Legend has it
By Poetry Issue 122
shortly after i was born my father took me to visit his father’s grave he carried my body to the top of a hill where his father was buried this story has become a family…
Read MoreThe Trapeze Dress
By Essay Issue 122
It was during Holy Week last year when E, wearing her fake Gucci butterfly necklace, tried to light herself on fire.
Read MorePrayer for Opening
By Poetry Issue 122
Lord, it is dark in here.
Read MoreSanctuary
By Essay Issue 122
I was six when my sister had her first breakdown.
Read MorePrayer
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.
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