Word Hoard
J.C. ScharlThoughts on poetry, opera, fiction, and theology. I love weird traditional artists--Bosch, Hofmannstal, Rabelais, David Jones. The existence of anything at all is astonishing!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 46 | Subscribers | Read | wordhoard.substack.com |
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The Cult-Man Stands
Today a number of folks are publishing pieces on Modernist poet, painter, and engraver David Jones. Hopefully this informal symposium sparks some good discussion among the different groups Jones’ work speaks to. My piece is about the Arthur...
Nephilim, aliens, AI and other stuff
This is a bit of a grab-bag post as I’m rattling around some ideas for a opera libretto I’m working on (don’t you want to see this opera now???). There will be more parts as I work out these ideas. I hope you comment with your own thoughts ...
Is drama poetry?
I don’t have an opera of the week because I didn’t get to it this week, partly because spring cleaning and getting the garden ready and partly just because of being a mom.
Flashback Friday
Last year I was honored to give two talks as part of a Lenten retreat for a Catholic parish in Texas. The topic was, “The Imagination as a Spiritual Tool.” I’ve never published them, but I thought perhaps you all would like to read them. I ...
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