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Friday, November 16, 2012

F.C. Etier’s “The Tourist Killer”

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Claudia Barry is thinking about retirement. She’s had a successful and rather lucrative career, but she’s thinking now about beaches and pa...
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Thursday, November 15, 2012

An Element of the Sacred

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What strikes any visitor to Laity Lodge is first, the remoteness, and second, the beauty of the landscape. How remote? Cell phones ...
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

“There’s Not a Thing You Can Do About It”

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Last Thursday, I flew to San Antonio to meet up with the editorial staff of The High Calling. We gathered in Kerrville (about an hour west)...
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Bluff at sunrise

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The sunrise edges across the bluff, a slow tear emerging from the clouds, clouds like smoke, smoke rushing, failing to stop ...
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Poetry as Work Therapy

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Few jobs today are stress-free or even low-stress: not enough resources, not enough people, normal organizational politics and conflicts,...
Monday, November 12, 2012

Does It Always Have to Be an Amish Romance?

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I recently read Robin Parrish’s novel Offworld , the story of a group of astronauts returning from Mars who discover that the world’s 10 b...
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Sunday, November 11, 2012

The stones

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A place of terrible heat, heat bleeding the skin; a place of terrible cold, cold snapping the bone; a place of no relief, of n...
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Glynn
Professional writer exploring faith and culture, life and work; happily married to Janet, the love of my life; father of two grown sons. Award-winning speechwriter and communication consultant. I am an editor for TweetSpeak Poetry and the author of the novels "Dancing Priest," "A Light Shining," "Dancing King," and "Dancing Prophet;" the non-fiction book "Poetry at Work;" and the historical novel / romance "Brookhaven."
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