Issue 54
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A conversation with Godfried Cardinal Danneels; poet Gregory Orr searches out the Beloved; the riotous music of James MacMillan; and new fiction by Gina Ochsner and David McGlynn. With poems by Mark Jarman, Jennifer Grotz, and Kathleen Housley; an exploration of the paintings of James Munce; Robert Cording on drowning Narcissus; and more.
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Description
Editorial Statement
Gregory Wolfe, Looking for a Renaissance
Fiction
David McGlynn, The Newest Thing in the World
Gina Ochsner, The Tower
Elaine Neil Orr, Day Lilies
Poetry
Gregory Orr, How Beautiful the Beloved
Mark Jarman, Three Poems
Kathleen L. Housley, The Cartographer of Disaster
Jennifer Grotz, Two Poems
Shane McCrae, Two Poems
Carol Ann Davis, Two Poems
Fred Marchant, Three Poems
Interview
A Conversation with Godfried Cardinal Danneels
Visual Arts
Gordon Fuglie, Vanishing into the Work: The Franciscan Labors of James Munce
Essay
Robert Cording, The Revolt against Narcissus
Music
Michael Capps, Warld in a Roar: The Music of James MacMillan
Confessions
Leslie Leyland Fields, Find Our Names
Book Review
Sarah Ruden on Sam Fentress’s Bible Road
Additional information
| Weight | .75 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × .5 in |
