The Contemplative Writer
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The Warm Glow
A fortnight ago I made a claim I still believe, and want now to test properly rather than defend by instinct. I said that presence — the kind you give someone in a hospital ward, the kind that costs you an evening you won’t get back — means...
The Gate and the Sun: What “Ma” Knows About the Space We Keep Trying to Fill
I owe this train of thought to Maria Popova, whose essay on ma at The Marginalian is where I first met the character itself, along with the architect’s line I quote below — both drawn, in Popova’s piece, from Ann Tashi Slater’s memoir Trave...
‘Being With’
There is a particular kind of silence that happens beside a hospital bed. Not the silence of having nothing to say — the silence of having decided, quite deliberately, not to fill the space with anything. You sit. You do not check your phon...
The Moment I Nearly Published My Book by Accident
There’s a screen, deep in the self-publishing process, where you’re asked to approve something called an eProof.
It sounds harmless. Technical, even — the kind of checkbox you click on your way to the part that actually matters. I clicked...
Nepsis: Guarding the Door of the Heart
I used a word in reply to a subscriber recently that I don’t reach for often: nepsis. It isn’t a word that explains itself on first sight, and it deserves more room than a quick reply can give it. So here it is, properly unpacked, along wit...
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Malcolm C Dragon is a writer and lifelong Salvationist from South Yorkshire, writing at the intersection of literature, faith, and the creative life. Author of The Gardener at Endale, he writes slowly and on purpose.
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