"The Roman poet Catullus has a certain reputation—and, to be fair, he deserves it." How can we read and understand Catullus? @TheQueenofAstia explains through the light and love of Christ we can gain an insight into the desire of Catullus & his poetry.
https://t.co/Gn4vP2ZPqD
Our essay of the year was by @TheQueenofAstia who wrote on the great American novel, Moby-Dick, as a work of stunning and profound theodicy. It's the best essay on Moby-Dick you will read this year. So do yourself a favor, read it! This year isn't over.
https://t.co/cujBxgEfEI
Telling stories is a deeply human reality. Stories teach us empathy, sympathy, love. Telling stories also has salvific power. @TheQueenofAstia reflects on the saving power of story-telling in one of the best essays you'll ever read about the imagination.
https://t.co/CS0RUgzJKe
"The last time David sees Steerforth, it is a late night as they sit by the fire together. When it is time to say good night, Steerforth is reluctant to leave." @TheQueenofAstia reflects on memory, love, and forgiveness in David Copperfield.
https://t.co/PdqCKZGiDH