The Clayjar Review

The Clayjar Review is a Christian literary journal dedicated to publishing human works housing the presence of God.

"To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work." - Mary Oliver

Learning what it takes to live a life. Poet, essayist, amateur linguist. Huge fan of how my family daily puts up with my nonsense.

If Yavanna from the Silmarillion had read T.S. Eliot, perhaps she would’ve written poems and essays like mine. At least I like to think so :)

I am a dawn-watcher, a night-sky-gazer, and a sojourner in a strange land. I write poems, novels, short stories, and essays. But I can't resist splashing around in watercolor, oils, acrylic, and maybe pen & ink. Who knows.

Poetry, because everything matters. Christian, husband, father. Chattanooga, TN.

Danielle Page is a truth-teller, writer, educator, and editor of The Clayjar Review.

Finding enjoyment in all her toils under the sun the few days of her life that God has given her. Writing about gardening, plants, grief, and faith with words at Ekstasis, Clayjar Review, Calla Press, and others.

I'm a mountain girl who's most at home where the streetlights die and the pavement ends--scribbling stories, musings, and poems that point toward the truest High Country.

A pilgriming poet who loves plucking out tunes and rainy afternoons with Jesus.

Maria L Mecham. Poet. Moss Goblin. Maker borrowing light. "Whatever leads to joy" -Marie Howe

Writing poetry to reflect "whatever is true, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable... excellent or praiseworthy" to the glory of God. :)

Contemplative creator - lover of words, welcome & wonder. Here to read & process through writing with you— together in the quiet.

Aesthete. Out standing in some field. “This Way to Warmth” available now from Prisca Publishing.

How do we live in creation and how does it live in us? Writing in search of the answer.

life is real! life is earnest! and the grave is not its goal; dust thou art, to dust returnest, was not spoken of the soul.

getting back to the garden

Always seeking wonder. Poet, photographer, filmmaker.

Lynnette Woo is a freelance writer, part-time tutor, and full-time auntie from Southern California. She subsists mainly on tea, coffee, and stationery. Connect with her on Instagram @lynnette_woo

Kim is a poet from Washington State. She can often be found at a local therapy ranch, caring for a very special herd of Norwegian Fjord Horses. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Solid Food Press, Ekstasis Magazine, and more.