by Susan McCaslin Writing is a mysterious process. Nothing you have to say is final, as there are always new nuances to explore. The next rush of words may just coalesce in surprising, unanticipated configurations. Being present to this kind of process is kind of unsettling and even dangerous, because as a writer you might […]
by Ellen Turnbull Back at home now after five full days of travel and stimulating and thoughtful conversation. I love Victoria and I always look forward to attending Epiphany Explorations, both for the sessions and workshops and for the energy of the city (not to mention the restaurants, shops, and Wildfire Bakery). I become aware […]
A Sermon By Any Other Name
The Wars Against the Self
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Apocalypse Now: Should the book of Revelation be consigned to the wastebin or transformed?
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
What We Read This Week
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