BY RONNIE SMITH The Wonder of Splendor—It curbs the orbs to bathe in rivers of a galaxy-star, its sun, a rainbow’s gilded comb. Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI I believe that the worth of a story, in any genre or medium, is dependent upon how much that story can reveal about our own souls. Read more

BY ANNA RAJAGOPAL The winter’s crust has come and gone, relishing your paws of feldgrau grey. Read more

BY ELLEN EVERT HOPMAN Art history research was put on the back burner as I learned the ways of the Franciscan community I had stumbled upon. Read more

BY GAMMAL RAKURIN Deep in wood of Great Skögr, a faint rustling dost I hear as a lay of love recalleth I, the tale of Ergon and Thallasai. Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI There is a real quality to found in Karliene’s works, and a real sense of the soul, creating a beautiful demonstration of grace touching culture. Read more

BY JOSEPH R. RAVITTS “She’s like the hammered dulcimer she plays,” I thought; “she’s music, though it’s for the eyes–” Read more

BY EVA WEGGELAAR But don’t you ever notice how my shape shifts? Do you never wonder why it is I always come, bearing strange gifts? Read more

BY WESLEY HUTCHINS This love of sailing earned young Tommie the nickname “Admiral” and perhaps also fueled his interest in ships and shipbuilding. Read more

BY ROBIN FENNELLY Moon Maiden coyly veils her face in the dark, mask of a star filled night. I push my toes deeper into star lit beach. Read more

BY JOHN PAUL MEENAN Education implies at least two things: Teaching the person how to think, as well as what he should know.  Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI In God, we see elements of both the life-giving seeding of man and the life-giving birthing of woman. Read more

BY JOHN C. WRIGHT To my surprise and alarm, I found that, step by step, logic drove me to conclusions no modern philosophy shared. Read more

BY CHRISTOPHER WOODS There is one recurrent theme in all these events that ties them together in a way: Death and Evil are passing, momentary things. Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI DeMille was an expert at serving up a feast for the eyes, and this was his ultimate extravaganza of panache and panorama. Read more

BY EMERALD Have you noticed than when it comes to a company of mixed races, it’s normally the Men that are chosen to be the leaders? Read more

BY THOMAS LARK “You are the one who has suffered from these attacks – the phenomena – you have mentioned.” Read more

BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY Passing, beneath three trees of Thorn, noticing, not, wreath snatched, and gone, only protection, from fae. Read more

BY MOON PRYDERI If love resides in the heart, how can we ever say that it outlives death and stays? I want my true love to dwell in a safer haven. Read more

BY BENJAMIN FEARN A world without God would still have suffering and pain, only that kind of world wouldn’t have a rhyme or reason for it. Read more