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RUINS

William Collen, Amy Mantravadi, Carolyn Etzel Branch

Art theory and criticism from a Christian aesthetician

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  • William Collen

    Art critic based in Omaha, Nebraska.

  • Amy Mantravadi

    Pilgrim seeking the beatific vision. Wife to Jai, mommy to Thomas, servant of Caesar \ud83d\udc08‍⬛. Essays, novels, book reviews. Like Martin Bucer, but without the anti-Semitism. Servant of the Secret Fire. \ud83d\udd25

  • Carolyn Etzel Branch

    seminary student on most days, storyteller also on most days.

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