by Editor | Apr 20, 2019 | Blog, Feature Interviews
East Meets Southwest | A Conversation with Poet Frank LaRue Owen From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› by Editor, L.M. Browning April 20, 2019 Blog | Feature Interviews...
by Editor | Apr 19, 2019 | Blog, Feature Poetry
December 2018 Kenya, The Mara | A Poem From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› April 19, 2019 Blog | Feature Poetry by Heloise Jones Dedicated to Simon Metekai Masago and...
by Editor | Mar 24, 2019 | Blog, Feature Interviews, Staff Columns
Belonging to the Land: A Conversation with Stephen Trimble by L.M. Browning From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› by Editor, L.M. Browning March 24, 2019 Blog | Feature...
by Editor | Mar 24, 2019 | Blog, Feature Poetry
The Laws of Gravity | A Poem by L.M. Browning From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› by Editor L.M. Browning March 24, 2019 Blog | Feature Poetry Expectations are sheer...
by Editor | Mar 23, 2019 | Blog, Staff Columns, The Mindful Kitchen
Spring in The Mindful Kitchen with Heidi Barr From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› Written by Heidi Barr, Editor of The Mindful Kitchen March 23, 2019 Blog | Staff...
by Editor | Sep 30, 2018 | Staff Columns
During the second to last week I worked in Zimbabwe the price of bread tripled overnight. There were strikes and riots in the cities. Mugabe was condemned by the West. The West was condemned by Mugabe. In the bush, the earth cracked in the dry air as the sun continued...
by Editor | Sep 20, 2018 | The Mindful Kitchen
The Mindful Kitchen A Wellness and Food Column by Heidi Barr Autumn in Minnesota is defined by leaves turning burnt umber and ruby, picking the last of the garden crops before the first hard freeze, and spending weekends preserving whatever vegetables and fruits have...
by Editor | Sep 20, 2018 | Feature Essays
Attentive Idling by Staff Writer Iris Graville My compulsion to accomplish is fueled by a computer the size of the pack of cigarettes my mom used to slide into her purse. Portable devices allow us to learn foreign languages, listen to books, and attend lectures, all...
by Editor | Sep 20, 2018 | Feature Interviews
On the Path of Praise An Interview with Bestselling Author Dr. Rev. Matthew Fox by Staff Writer Theodore Richards Richards: You’ve been working for decades to fight against injustice and fascism. What is it like to see the rise of Trump? Are you surprised? What...
by Editor | Mar 20, 2018 | Staff Columns
The New Myth by Theodore Richards Adapted from The Great Re-imagining: Spirituality in an Age of Apocalypse “Where’s your mother?” my father asked, fumbling with his keys and, more significantly, his emotions. He couldn’t bear to go inside to look for...
