I have a deep love for Avalon, Barry Levinson’s autobiographical movie from 1990. According to Wikipedia (which means it must be true), Avalon cost $20

The New York Times has been, one suspects, doing very well these days through its Games/Puzzle division.  Of course for almost as long as the

I was surprised to see the book framed by Samuel 8. The people came to Samuel and said: Place a King over us, to guide

I always preach the same wedding sermon. I’m not sure if other pastors do this too. Honestly it feels a bit like cheating. But I

My English composition students have been revising their first, low-impact, warm-up essay assignment this week. We’re mostly working on organization and sentence style at this

How long ago? It was back in the days of the dropkick, a move designed to surprise the defense and turn what might have looked

Creation demands its wolves. I keep thinking this as I reflect on two, sort-of obscure anniversaries that surfaced recently. They’re both remembrances of extinctions. One

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There is a haunting passage in Marilynne Robinson’s novel, Jack (2020), the fourth in her quartet of novels revolving around two mid-20th-century families from the