Tomie and the Saints
Skip to content Tomie DePaola may not have been a saint himself, but he recognized them, venerated...
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Posted by David Deavel | Mar 15, 2024 | The Imaginative Conservative |
Skip to content Tomie DePaola may not have been a saint himself, but he recognized them, venerated...
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Skip to content While no one collection will be able to cover all the aspects of a giant thinker,...
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Skip to content As for human institutions that have gone astray, my view is that they are only dead branches hanging on to the trees of education, religion, and society to which my real loyalty lies. I would rather the dead wood...
Read MorePosted by David Deavel | Jan 31, 2024 | The Imaginative Conservative |
Regina Derieva’s life and poetry were filled with the bleak, the absurd, and the painful. But they do not form the last word in either, for God was her friend. Earthly Lexicon: Selected Poems and Prose by Regina Derieva,...
Read MorePosted by David Deavel | Jan 17, 2024 | The Imaginative Conservative |
Skip to content Trevor Cribben Merrill’s 2020 debut novel, “Minor Indignities,” is a student-centered novel set at a place that seems suspiciously like Yale in the early-mid-nineties. It’s a world in which young, smarty-pants...
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