Faith, Fiction, Friends

I read a lot of e-books. Reviewing poetry for   Tweetspeak Poetry   means I’m read a lot of collections in pdf or e-book formats. Reviewing ...

The   elegy   is a poetry form with roots in Classical Greece and Rome. It is a poem of loss and mourning, but it often ends with some sense...

William Furlong lives a good if not well-to-do life. He operates a coal and timber hauling business in an Irish town, providing a decent liv...

After Luke 1:67-79 The boy’s father, silent for a year, breaks into words, a vision, a song, singing of a visit, redemption, salvation, deli...

I  recently reviewed   The Waste Land: A Biography of a Poem  by Matthew Hollis. It’s a fine book, and it tells the story of how T.S. Eliot ...

A marriage fails. A mother dies. An only child goes off to college. A father’s health is failing. No one ever said life was easy, and we all...

After Daniel 12:1-13   How do we live in a troubled time? What do we do  amid destruction and the death? The answer comes: seek to live  for...