by Andi | Feb 12, 2015 | God's Whisper, Written and Wrought
In college, we could go to the movies for $3 a ticket, and for Christian college kids, this was really the best entertainment option since drinking was out (for most of us most of the time) and so were cities – our college town had a post office – that was... by Andi | Feb 11, 2015 | God's Whisper, Written and Wrought
We were born to laugh, and we know how to be sad; we dislike injustice and cancer, and are not unaware of our terrible errors. — from “Ode to the Unbroken World” by Thomas Lux Dawn is just creeping over the farm here. The sky has turned the indigo I... by Andi | Feb 10, 2015 | Written and Wrought
When I was a kid, my brother and I were only allowed to watch two hours of TV a day. My parents wanted to insure that we did other things – played outside, read books, helped around the house, talked with them. We also were not allowed to turn the TV on until... by Andi | Feb 9, 2015 | Written and Wrought
When I lived in Oberlin, Ohio, I owned a high-backed, wing chair that my mom had upholstered in a blue check for me. Beside it, I had one of those tray tables that I’m always trying to store so that I can actually get them out when need be. On that table, I... by Andi | Feb 7, 2015 | Book Recommendations, Written and Wrought
I believe very strongly in the importance of literary community and literary citizenship; that belief is one of the reasons I run these interviews. So I’m especially thrilled to share the words and work of Chrissy Kolaya today, a woman who knows what it is to...