Aristotle once said that the greatest thing by far is to have a command of metaphor, an eye for resemblances.(1) The...
Whether compelling the visions of a child or inspiring music or architecture, the power of the imagination is often...
I shut my eyes in order to see, said French painter, sculptor, and artist Paul Gauguin. As a little girl, though...
Dale Henderson gives cello concerts in New York City subway stations because he fears the day when classical music will be no more.
To fully understand C.S. Lewis' love for the imaginary—indeed, to understand the man himself—something must be said about the distinctively English world Faery. The world of...
A New York Times column posed the question “Do moralists make bad novelists?" Two novelists, Alison Gregory and Pankaj Mishra respectively, provided brief responses. Though both...
Dale Henderson gives cello concerts in New York City subway stations because he fears the day when classical music will be no more. He plays for free, focusing primarily on Bach...
A prayer often spoken of among the voices of RZIM is one written at the hand of C.S. Lewis—words no doubt uttered throughout his own lifetime. The poem is titled, "The...
“You can’t stop stories being told,” Dr. Parnassus tells his relentless foe with religious assurance in The...
The first time I remember hearing the metaphor "rain on your parade," I was at a parade and it was raining. As a nine year old, the disappointment was memorable. To this day, when...
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