Art for the Liturgical Year
Amelia Sims McKee, Robert KeimReflections on art through the Liturgical Year
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Writing by nap and nighttime. Usually wrangling toddlers. Wife to Marine pilot. Previously studied Classics. I write about art @artfortheliturgicalyear.
I'm a linguist, a translator, and a literary scholar specializing in the poetry and drama of the English Renaissance. I teach university language arts classes that interweave classical rhetoric, modern composition, and literature.
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