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By Brewer Eberly

Heads in the Heavens (or in Hell)

April 5th, 2024|22 min read

By Zephram Foster

Why Christians Need Horror

November 30th, 2023|9 min read

By Susannah Black Roberts

The Birth of Comedy

August 25th, 2023|67 min read

By Jessica Miskelly

Unreachable Rapture: Rescuing Romance

August 9th, 2023|28 min read

By Derek King

Free Speech When No One is Listening

August 2nd, 2023|11 min read

By Noah Wing

Fruit of the Enlightenment

June 28th, 2023|13 min read

By Jake Meador

Tolkien's Holy Fools

March 14th, 2016|6 min read

By Guest Writer

Detective Fiction and the Fun of Orthodoxy

September 21st, 2015|9 min read

By Alastair Roberts

Twitter Is Like Elizabeth Bennet's Meryton

August 18th, 2015|31 min read

By Jake Meador

What I Saw in the Shire--JRR Tolkien and the Love of Little Things

March 25th, 2015|3 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

When the Story Stops Telling Itself: A New Letter from C.S. Lewis

August 27th, 2013|3 min read

By Guest Writer

A Reading Guide for 2013

July 19th, 2013|19 min read

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By L. M. Sacasas

Home: An Essay on The Little Way of Ruthie Leming

June 4th, 2013|9 min read

By Chris Krycho

A distant, glorious echo: Tolkien and typology

February 21st, 2013|4 min read

By Chris Krycho

Jackson and Tolkien: Hollywood's Infatuation With Angst

February 14th, 2013|6 min read

By Brett McCracken

Ruminations on Joy

February 4th, 2013|7 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Law and Les Miserables, Revisited

January 8th, 2013|5 min read

By Matthew Lee Anderson

Adults in the Body of Children: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Midsummer Night's Dream

December 20th, 2011|3 min read

By Christopher Benson

Developing an Ecological Orientation Through the Narrative Imagination

July 22nd, 2010|4 min read

By Christopher Benson

"Her eyes drank in the breadth of it": a phenomenology of receiving the land

July 7th, 2010|5 min read