Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Some Wednesday Readings



Things Worth Remembering: America is an Invention – Dominic Green at The Free Press. 

Wokeness as a Tax on Human Nature – Samuel D. James at Digital Liturgies. 

 

On Teaching Fairy Stories by Junius Johnson – review by Aimee Davis at Story Warren.

 

What a Victorian Novel Teaches About Friendship and Civil Order – Eric Malczewski at Front Porch Republic.

 

The New York Times and the Case of the Missing Knife – Mike Pesca at The Fre Press.

 

Ten Years After – Greg Sullivan at Sippican Cottage.

 

Trouble, Trials, and Vexations: The Journal and Correspondence of Rachel Perry Moores, Texas Plantation Mistress, edited by Thomas Cutrer – book review by Greg Romaneck at Emerging Civil War.

 

The remarkable journey of George Foreman – Edmond Davis at Baptist News Global.

 

Two Christians Made a Show about Jews. It’s Phenomenal – Batya Ungar-Sargon at The Free Press.

 

How Artists Communicate: A Look at Johannes Vermeer – Sara Swacina at Faith on View.

 

Painting: Woman Holding a Balance, il on canvas (1662-1663) by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675), National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. 

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