Green Tea and Post-It Notes
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A Letter to My Teenage Writer Self
Dear Sixteen-year-old Self,
You were so passionate. Yes, that’s the word—though perhaps overused, there’s none more accurate, except perhaps obsessed. Writing now from the other side of thirty with my own home, a husband, and young childre...
Why I No Longer Read [Modern] Fantasy
I used to be a big fantasy reader. It was almost all I read for a number of years, in fact. I plowed through Brandon Sanderson’s Stormlight tomes and all manner of similar sorts of stories; I even went through a period of developing and dab...
Yes, Literature Is Political--and There's Nothing You Can Do About It
There is an argument (which I actually support) that “literature should not be political”; rather, it ought to transcend politics and discuss fundamental matters of nature and the human condition. There isn’t really a problem with this pers...
"Get Woke, Go Broke!" Yay, Now What?
For at least the past five years, we’ve heard celebratory reports about how “Hollywood’s getting woke and going broke—hurrah!—isn’t that lovely? People are finally sick of the bullshit!” It’s become a predictable cycle: Hollywood spends big...
On the Consumption of Literary Junk Food
An idea I’ve seen floating around is that “reading is entirely subjective and therefore all books ought to be viewed as if they are equivalent in moral and intellectual value,” and if you disagree with this, you’re just “not letting people...
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Wife, mama, and lover of Jesus. I write about the lost virtues of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty within literature, culture, and the home. Coffee consumer. Story scavenger. Chicken supremacist. Magnoliapilled. Survival is insufficient.
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