A Cinder Love Can Still Catch Fire
by[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Bootstrap love, cinder love, love that knows everyone’s heartis the size and shape of a fist. …
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Gone As Our Ancestors
byThe poet Sarah Carey, author of the chapbook Accommodations, not only shares the same first name as mine: more significantly, we share the same…
The Lion-Lambed Earth
by[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In W.S. Merwin’s inaugural address as United States Poet Laureate, he quoted his life-long hero, William Blake, who said, “To the eyes of…
God In a Single Vision
byDavid Brown is an analytic philosopher whose research has been described as following the Anglican via media (“a middle way”) tradition. He has made…
Heed The Hollow
byThe initial idea for Heed the Hollow came after I left the South. I had moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan for graduate school, and…
Borrowing the Breath of God: A Conversation With Norman Wirzba
byNorman Wirzba is the Gilbert T. Rowe Distinguished Professor of Theology at Duke Divinity School. The author of six books, he has also edited…
Mouthful of Flesh
by[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] “I’m trying not to / make this a metaphor,” Kristin George Bagdanov writes in “Swallow,” one of many razor-sharp poems in her collection…
Incarnation and Reclamation
by[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Lambflesh by Caroline Shea. Kelsay Books, 2019. 59 pages. $16. In the title poem of Caroline Shea’s Lambflesh, the speaker says “I am…
The Language of God
byHow can people maintain their faith when the world is increasingly secular and known through science? That is the central question Roger Haight seeks…
What The Living Know
byIn this interview, Hope Fischbach and Randyl Music speak with Lauren K. Alleyne about the many meanings of home, immigrant identity, body/spirit duality, and…