BY BRYANA JOY JOHNSON The Hero who overrides every storybook champion invites you to ride with Him ever after. Read more

BY KAT CLEMENTS What is love? It is every love song you have ever heard wrapped in silver. It is the taste of amber fire on your tongue. Read more

BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO “Do you see now where hate takes you? Especially hate that has no reasoning for it, behind it?” Read more

BY KAT CLEMENTS Jane is, as she says, ‘poor, obscure, plain, and little.’  But she is full of heart, passion, and intelligence. Read more

BY BETHANY SHELDAHL “I was wrong! I thought cloud-children were better than humans, but Timothy has saved my life! And now he will die.” Read more

BY RACHEL SCHMIDT I expect, in a great story, for there to be something that stirs in me a sense of change- no matter how small or seemingly insignificant. Read more

BY DAN KELLY That essential link, the continuity of our kind, I experience it again, life, on-going, unbroken. Read more

BY MERCIA VAN DER VYVER To the Celtic Christian, God and Christ are everywhere, in and through, above and below all of creation. Read more

BY EFFIE DEANS Christian morality is the paradoxical unity of salvation by faith alone and salvation by means of good works. Read more

BY TIMOTHY MATHER As the little crocus thrusts her leaves through the snow, may I awaken from the deep slumber of introspection. Read more

BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY Within a locked and ornate cage, a fairy sat in sorrow. The sorceress who locked her there, would come again tomorrow. Read more

BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON The Black Knight travels the length and breadth of Britain, seeking out both highborn and common traitors. Read more

BY RACHEL LIANNA HOLLAND “Age does not matter much to Stars. We burn on and on and we guard the light in the heavens.” Read more

BY JOSEPH PEARCE This ability of fairy stories to show us ourselves is dependent on our ability to see ourselves in the mirror that they hold up to us. Read more

BY KAT CLEMENTS “Do as you please,” she said.  “Make yourself at home and do not attempt to open any locked doors.” Read more

BY CATHERINE STEWART Imagine if a ring of gold could spin spells and tricks a hundredfold, starting in a forge of fire, tainted by one’s great desire. Read more

BY SORINA HIGGINS “Seed of Adam” became a staple of religious drama for many years, with countless performances around England every winter. Read more

BY BRENTON DICKIESON The strange, almost incongruous coming of Father Christmas to the Narnian Woods signals the breaking of Narnia’s long winter. Read more

BY FR. FRANK SACKS There are wise men and women throughout history who seek God, and not only our believing Christian community. Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Perhaps in the broad sociological sphere, conservatism and liberalism are not so much at odds as inextricably intertwined. Read more