Inkwell
Inkwell, O. Alan Noble, Sherry Ning, Josh Nadeau, Leighton Kennedy, Deidre Braley, Sarah Jane Souther, Dan Kim, A. A. Kostas, Ben Christenson, Jenna Mindel, Blake Petteway, Sarah Beth Spraggins, Conor J. Smith, Kara Bettis CarvalhoFrom Dust, New Lore. A storytelling community seeking transcendence.
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Let Homesickness Guide You
This Weekly Edition of Inkwell features Rosa Lía Gilbert
IT’S FEBRUARY 2022, and snow has covered the ground on and off for the last three months. Louisville is bare in the winter, with lanky tree limbs and gray skies—and this...
Putting the Quiet Life on Trial
This Weekly Edition of Inkwell features John Blase
What do you do with the wanting?
That’s what she said. Or that’s what I heard her say.
I remember a version of the faith that excited me, one that demanded sacrifice. And it...
An Inkwell Poetry Competition
WHILE THE AUTUMNAL LANDSCAPE prepares for slumber, we mourn the loss of leaves and green and literary heroes. The veil between worlds thins this time of year. Fog rests dense in the air as this side of the equator hangs its cloak and bows t...
Writing for Everyone is Writing for No One
This Weekly Edition of Inkwell features Daniel Kim
To Charlotte, for suffering the insufferable
IN 2015, a writer-widower left a poem on the piano lid of his best friend, who just so happened to be one of the world’s gre...
But Hemingway Didn’t Get an MFA
This Weekly Edition of Inkwell features Leighton Kennedy
MY EARLIEST WRITING IDOL wasn’t C.S. Lewis or J.R.R. Tolkien. It was the old man in the portrait in my grandparents’ Florida master bedroom, the man whose life was big en...
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From Dust, New Lore. A storytelling community seeking transcendence by Christianity Today.
Author of "To Live Well," “You Are Not Your Own,” and “On Getting Out Of Bed,” published by InterVarsity Press. Prof English at Oklahoma Baptist University. Writing about humanism, culture, and faith.
Your cage is always open you can leave anytime you want. Author of 'The Pluri Society' on Amazon. Nabokov enthusiast.
Beauty Will Save The World. Not a butcher, not a baker, not even a candlestick maker. Just trying to be a Saint.
When does a hill become a mountain?
Just a girl who can't stop thinking about theology, poetry, and the whimsy of life. MDiv student at Pillar Seminary. Forthcoming book on delight as a spiritual discipline with Revell Books in 2027.
Let's break some silly little rules
An advertising strategist turn Curate in the Anglican Church. So you can read Theology written like ad copy.
International man of mysticism. Author of LUMINOX (Tilt Press, 2026) and THE PILGRIMS (Eclogue Press, coming soon). Editor of NEW ADVENTURES (Pennyworth Press, 2026). Contributing editor at TRACES JOURNAL. Always seeking Him.
"I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say." - Flannery O’Connor. All views (and writing) are my own. By-lines in Inkwell, Mere Orthodoxy, Front Porch Republic, and others.
Faith & culture writer. Spiritual director in training. Living in California, with my husband and cat, trying to see God in everything. ⋆✴︎˚｡⋆
storyteller, poet, & student of Jesus trying not to get outsung by some stones
Aspiring author.
Opinion writer at The Boston Globe. Formerly Christianity Today. Published elsewhere around the web (and in print). Views my own.
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