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Who was Flannery O’ Connor? A new biopic’s portrait almost convinces.
REVIEW: The Art of the Possible
In Tara Isabella Burton’s new novel, fancy, fantasy, and possibility all point in one direction: home
REVIEW: The Deformation and Reformation of the Evangelical Imagination
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Oh the Place We Went: At Large in the Porkies
Close the eyes of the tourist. Open the eyes of the soul.
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We need eye-opening speculative fiction more than ever
REVIEW: The Middle Children of History
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Why Everyone Is Watching Yellowstone. And Why You Should Too.
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Stranger Things: Not So Strange at All
What should we do when monsters loom? Tell stories about them, of course.
Top Gun: The Joys We Can Imagine. The Joys We (Still) Can’t.
Becoming fully alive requires a better story