Monday, January 28, 2008. Race Withdrawl, and a movie review.

Thursday, September 11, 2014. My aunt, who is in her late eighties, is in the hospital, her twentieth hospital stay in the past three years. And she is tiny; more tiny than I can ever remember her. Tuesday, August 12, 2014. Try to Praise the Mutilitated World. Try to praise the mutilated world. And wild strawberries, drops of rosé wine.

Thanks to Gina Dalfonzo at The Point. Discourse is an interview podcast, which is available at Breakpoint.

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What Does This Mean? Kăt e kĭn em, n. The place where Christianity and film meet for coffee. As in my last year-end book recap. Much was enjoyable, but little really felt like a revelation. By contrast, there were quite a few nonfiction works whose clarity, force, or style really swelled my sails.

Film related musings from a nerdy, Catholic film geek. On March 17, 2018. Many thanks to Ken Morefield for offering me the opportunity to review this delightful documentary about piano teaching in Ireland. On January 17, 2018. Call Me by Your Name. Are two major films I still need to watch. That theme was also prominent in.

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Recognizing the best in Christian Speculative Fiction. Standards Of Award-winning Christian Fiction. I highly recommend this recent article. In CT Magazine written by Sarah Arthur, a judge of their novel of the year contest. Thoughtful, even a little provocative because she bucks some of the recent trends in Christian fiction. Thank you for sharing the post you like! Announcing the Finalists in the 2015 Clive Staples Award.