Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
Click here to read the previous installment. An Apocalypse of Cockatoos: From Hell From Hell feels in many ways like a departure from Alan Moore’s prior work. It isn’t a superhero story like Miracleman, Captain…
The writer William Lindsay Gresham (1909-1962) has the distinction of being known in two very different areas. Writers and readers familiar with C.S. Lewis know that Gresham was married to Joy Davidman from 1942 to…
The Anselm Society, founded in Colorado Springs in 2013, is an ecumenical Christian organization with an intriguing mission: “a renaissance of the Christian imagination.” It accomplishes this goal through various means. It hosts guests like…
Dr. Michael J. Christensen (MA, Yale; PhD, Drew University) has the unique distinction of being a scholar who specializes in two renowned Christian thinkers. A student of Henri Nouwen, Christensen edited or co-edited several posthumous…
Today marks 114 years since novelist William Lindsay Gresham was born in Baltimore. Nightmare Alley has a strange place in Inklings scholarship discussions. Published in 1946, it was written by William Lindsay Gresham, the first…
Owen Barfield is a curiously underrated thinker. He was a lifelong friend of C.S. Lewis, who dedicated The Allegory of Love to Barfield, calling him “wisest and best of my unofficial teachers.” Lewis dedicated The…
By G. Connor Salter Is Charles Williams under-researched? Well, as one Williams expert said when I sought her feedback on an article about him, every Inkling except C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien has been under-researched.…
Talking about Charles Williams and Paul Schrader together doesn’t sound like a natural combination. One of these men was a member of the Inklings, a writer whose work included supernatural thrillers, offbeat lay theology, and…
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