Robert Capon
A Terrible Mercy Is Born
In Melville’s apocalypse, Starbuck refuses to meet Ahab’s evil with a loaded musket of his own.
Never Forget: Celebrating the Memorial of Our Redemption
This week, more than any other week in America, we are reminded to “never forget.” […]
The In-Between: Sufjan Stevens and the Anticipation of Holy Saturd …
Thankful for this reflection from Kelly Reed. I’m not sure what I expected from turning […]
Preface by Chad Bird to Exit 36: A Fictional Chronicle
A huge thank you to Chad Bird for this eloquent preface to our recent republication […]
Turnips, Kiddies, and Icons
This reflection comes to us from Kim Kaufmann, part of the team at StoryMakersNYC (our awesome […]
On Our Bookshelf: From the Déjà Vu Issue
If you get déjà vu scanning this list, it would be no surprise…you may have […]
A Quick Word on Christian Freedom and Ill-Taught Piano Students
A gem from Robert Capon’s Between Noon and Three, pg 149: If we are ever […]