If you're one of the two people curious about the kind of theology a theologian/fiction writer/priest might write, well, have I got the thing for you.
https://t.co/InPdA2D5a6
Rock & Sling is open for submissions! This time, we're not looking only for long fiction, but we're always open to seeing long stories. https://t.co/2BGnNmZ9Oi
@DrewLewisAZ I do like that 'add a tweet' function which – I believe - was not available the last time I tried to use the platform. It lets you see where a conversation begins!
1/ While I'm here let me try out this Twitter thing. (These 7 tweets are for my theology/biblical studies friends!) I had an interesting experience teaching a 'Bible as Literature' course this January.
6/ There's something important here, I think, esp. when thinking about Good Friday and my own Episcopal church's way of talking about the Gospels and the conflicts they depict. This student hadn't read the Bible through in her life, and yet caught something I wish more of us did.
Rock & Sling is open for submissions! This time, we're not looking only for long fiction, but we're always open to seeing long stories. https://t.co/2BGnNmZ9Oi
I’ve never read Anna Karenina. Perhaps I should be embarrassed to admit such things! (Oh, dear reader, avoid my diary.) But tonight, this very evening, I started it.
Here’s a thing I wasn’t expecting: it’s funny.
If like me you think writers such as Edward P Jones and Alice Munro show us why the long story is its own special beautiful thing, and if like me you try to emulate them by writing, do I have the call for you.
We are now reading for our fall issue. To what are you a witness?
Poetry, CNF, and for this issue long fiction (up to 15k words).
https://t.co/syMmCbA6E4
Open until the end of August. All submissions are free.
I for one think the world needs more fiction right now. So good news: our submissions are open until the end of the month!
(Maybe don't remind me about why I'm reading submissions in my basement while my 4-year-old destroys the house.)
https://t.co/2BGnNmZ9Oi