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Good Things

Claude Atcho
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A round-up of the good things I'm reading, writing, watching, and pondering.

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Latest Issues

When Losing is Winning

Nothing like capturing summer on film

Comedian Steve Harvey went viral a while back for a comment about dads.

Through tears, he said that for men, your father is the only man who wants you to be better than him without reservation.

Ever...

15 days ago
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The Shape of an Authorship

Reading Kierkegaard has me thinking about my authorship.1

That was his term for his writing career — driven, it seems, by the burning exploration of what it means to be human before God and resulting in many pseudonymous works. The pseudon...

a month ago
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Recent Reads

We’ll start with two new exciting titles from Brian Zahnd and Tish Harrison Warren.

Here’s part of my endorsement for What Grows in Weary Lands:

“What Grows in Weary Lands is poised to become a modern spiritual classic and another mus...

3 months ago
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Reading Black Books, Four Years Later

My letter in a bottle has been tossing about the waves of the world. For four years.

Prior to my pub date, James K.A. Smith counseled me, sharing that releasing a book is a bit like that hopelessly hopeful endeavor.1

You write, revis...

3 months ago
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Saying Hello to the Bad Guy

You seen the movie, they killed the n****
Why you still wanna be like Scarface?
That’s why n**** gon’ lose
— Lupe Fiasco, NGL

When I lived in Memphis, I saw a car dripped in allegiance to Tony Montana.

From one lane over, my eye...

3 months ago
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    Anglican priest. Lover of literature, film, & mid-range jumpers. Author of Reading Black Books & Rhythms of Faith.

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