Today marks the 500th anniversary of the Diet of Worms. In 1521, Luther made his famous proclamation: “I am conquered … Continue reading “Hier steh’ Ich. Ich kann nicht anders. Gott helfe mir. Amen”
“Glory be to Jesus Christ, the Divine One who has gifted you with such wisdom, I have seen how immovably … Continue reading A Letter from the Past
I got a lovely little note in the mail today, a delivery notice from Canada Post, telling me that I … Continue reading The List of Shame: unread books on my shelf
They say a wizard is never late… but I am no wizard. Though this is the tail end of February, … Continue reading The Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Fairy Tale Tag
Perhaps it’s unusual to consider today’s book review a St. Valentine’s Day special. The book in question is not a … Continue reading Love Thy Body, by Nancy R. Pearcey
Earlier stories of Nibs, my baby Nigerian dwarf goat, can be found here and here. This is the final segment … Continue reading Capering Caprine
July The Borrowers, Mary Norton Children’s I never fully read this as a child, but I remembered certain snippets and—especially—the … Continue reading Books of 2020 (Part 2)
So ends 2020, hailed by some as the worst year ever. I propose the Puddleglum point of view. Human- nature … Continue reading 2020 Salute
I’m always excited when Bryn Riplinger Schutt puts up a new snippet from her stories. Each piece is intriguing and … Continue reading Dawnsong Cover Reveal
“This year I hope to slow down, spend more time savouring what I read.” That’s what I said in January … Continue reading Books of 2020 (Part 1)
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discovering the art of sharing stories
discovering the art of sharing stories
