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"To be an artist is to approach the light. . ."
Artists have always been drawn to the wild, wise elements they cannot control or understand—the sea, mountains, fire. To be an artist means to approach the light, and that means to let go our control,… more →
Think. Pray. Love.
The Ten Greatest Works of Fantasy Literature
ianthecool wrote 2 weeks ago: 10. The Chronicles of Amber Roger Zelazny With the Amber novels, Zelazny created a very detailed and … more →
Found Words - Madeleine L'Engle
thelitlife wrote 3 months ago: “If someone knows who he is, really knows, then he doesn’t need to hate.” -A Wind … more →
A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle - Audiobook
soylibrarian wrote 4 months ago: I listened to A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle over the course of a week. While I wash … more →
Live! From my nightstand...July edition.
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whitspans wrote 4 months ago: 1. Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace – Still. It’s always hilarious and sometimes te … more →
Human.
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Kristen wrote 4 months ago: This is part of being human, this knowing that we are all part of one another, inextricably involved … more →
Namer
xorosxaris wrote 5 months ago: To my star-naming friend: dictionary.com and etymonline.com lie. They say the roots of “astron … more →
Heroes Need Mentors Too
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jenecrit wrote 6 months ago: “The language describes the true nature of things, not the superficial aspects that everyone s … more →
Poetry-free wedding readings
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creditcrunchbride wrote 6 months ago: If you’re more prosaic than poetic, or find that poetry makes your head swim, maybe a wedding … more →
Travel books that aren't necessarily about travel
Lisa wrote 7 months ago: Some books to read when you can’t go anywhere The Moon by Night by Madeline L’Engle Made … more →
The Monkey by Madeleine L'engle
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Jenna wrote 8 months ago: Silence is dangerous We never permit it. Our vocabulary may not be large But there is no question th … more →
Wednesday 4 March 2009: Standing in a Circle of Quiet
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flannelgraph wrote 9 months ago: I read Madeline L’Engle’s A Circle of Quiet around the same time as C.S. Lewis’ A Grief Observed and … more →
Places We Do Not Expect
Kristin Mulhern Noblin wrote 10 months ago: Technically, my husband and I have found a church. After visiting a couple, we settled on one fairly … more →
"To be an artist is to approach the light. . ."
indianpaintbrush wrote 1 year ago: Artists have always been drawn to the wild, wise elements they cannot control or understand—the sea, … more →
L'Engle on Christian Art
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indianpaintbrush wrote 1 year ago: Christian art? Art is art; painting is painting; music is music; a story is a story. If it’s bad art … more →
The Terrible Gift of Freedom
indianpaintbrush wrote 1 year ago: Freedom is a terrible gift, and the theory behind all dictatorships is that “the people” … more →
Book vs. moive
sebasshymson wrote 1 year ago: I recently read a book called A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle and then watche … more →
Probable Impossibles
Michael wrote 1 year ago: Madeleine L’Engle in Walking on Water quotes Aristotle: “That which is probable and impo … more →
Day Off with L'Engle
jpstreet wrote 1 year ago: I just finished reading my third book by Madeleine L’Engle, A Swiftly Tilting Planet. This is … more →
Reading like a maniac...
rasilla wrote 1 year ago: **I actually decided to make another page dedicated to listing the books that I read. It is more for … more →
