Sacred Slang
Kyle WorleySacred Slang is a monthly newsletter aimed at interpretation and curation.
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Nolan's "Odyssey" is Christ Haunted.
“I don’t believe in God, but I miss him. - Julian Barnes
(This post does not contain spoilers for the new movie.)
Odysseus is haunted by many gods. Chris Nolan is haunted by One.
As I left the theater yesterday, my mind kept going to Pa...
The Great Books World Cup: Final Round.
America broke my heart last week.
I know Substack is full of poets, philosophers, and readers, so this may not resonate with my audience at all. But, and I ask you to keep this in absolute confidence, I was once an all state high school s...
The Great Books World Cup: Knockout Rounds.
World Cup fever is upon us, but who will win? Dante? Dostoevsky? Shakespeare?
If you missed last week’s newsletter, you might be thinking: “Wait, what are you talking about?”
In the Worley house, we are chanting “USA! USA! USA!” But here...
The Holy or the Haunt. (The Odyssey and Horror)
The cinema story of the summer has been two low budget “horror” films that have outperformed their “guaranteed blockbuster” competition. Backrooms and Obsession have enjoyed startling box office numbers, while Disclosure Day and the most re...
Glory Hunger. (The Odyssey and "Honor.")
This is the third essay in a series engaging The Odyssey from a Christian perspective. If you’d like to read the earlier entries, you can find them below:
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“Adventures in (The) Odyssey”
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“Can we get home? (The Odyssey and Home)”...
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