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Really excellent.

One of my favorite Oxford memories involves crushing a bucket of KFC

Just for today, Sophia Institute Press has a Christmas in July sale going—50% off $25 or more. A great day to snag Restoring the Lord’s Day!

New Orleansish people, we’re discussing A Midsummer Night’s Dream Saturday night at my house. Come on over!

Grateful to have a poem in here.

July is a hard month, recalling many beloved dead—my cousin, my grandmother, my godmother. The light is long and bitterly hot. But there remains a radiance many evenings and a reminder to pray for them and to listen.

The unforgettable Jane Greer. “Motherhood on the One Quiet Night”— The grief: I cannot seem to move beyond it,

newversereview.com/2-3-a-a-gunther Today in New Verse Review, a poem I’ve been submitting around since I wrote it in March of 2020. You may already be sick again of what I’m eulogizing here, but remember: I wasn’t sure if it would be back.

Thank you, New Verse Review and Steven Knepper for sharing my poem in this issue. I'm looking forward to reading through them all.

I have been looking forward to reading everyone else's poetry for ages... Thank you so, so much!!

So honored by this bright and careful review of The Locust Years by one of my literary heroes, Sally Thomas . Thanks to Fare Forward for publishing it. “One striking hallmark of Pastor’s body of work is that nobody else today seems to be asking his soul where its wisdom is…”

Two Poems by Jane Greer, whom we recently lost. May the Perpetual Light shine upon her. plough.com/en/topics/cult…

It should be noted that in New Orleans we do not say “Coke” but “soft drink.”

What if everyone--wonderful that it is so many!--who remembered Jane Greer here bought her in-print books from Lambing Press and read them? Or gave them as gifts? Bouquets of words, full of life, from Jane Greer to us...

Anybody know any fishing charter captains in South Louisiana who are also diehard Catholics? Katie Prejean McGrady Michael D. Lane Karen Ullo

I did not know Jane Greer except from afar, so I was surprised to read in her obituary that her return to writing poetry came on a trip to New Orleans. I’m thinking our Joie de Vivre poetry reading in the fall will incorporate her work somehow.