Student Essay: Ardor and Artistry
Student Essay: Ardor and Artistry By Caleb Diener The meaning of art is always hotly disputed: it was true in classical Athens, it was true in the Russian […]
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The Great Conversation: Humor
The Great Conversation: Humor By Gabriel Blanchard “Knock knock.” “Who’s there?” “Humor.” “Humor who?” “Humor me while I think of a better joke.” Many people feel that anything
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Five Big Hits on the Anchored Podcast!
Five Big Hits on the Anchored Podcast It’s been a big year for the Anchored podcast! Since we got started in the summer of 2020, Anchored has grown
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The “Pearl” Poet: An Author Profile
The Pearl PoetAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard This elusive author, whose writing contains so much of the sacred, the lovely, and the dreadful, is a surprisingly good
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The Great Conversation: Experience
The Great Conversation: Experience By Gabriel Blanchard Nothing gains credentials for fools like experience, just as nothing discredits the well-informed like the lack of it. Like many themes
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The Brothers Grimm: An Authors’ Profile
The Brothers GrimmAn Authors’ Profile By Gabriel Blanchard From Poe to the Inklings to Disney, nearly all modern fiction with even a hint of magic in it descends
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A Flood Upon a Midnight Clear
A Flood Upon a Midnight Clear At the edge of the Arctic Circle, there is a custom around this time that may be well worth sharing in the
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Nietzsche: An Author Profile
NietzscheAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Only a few authors can claim to have foreseen (or foreshadowed) the chaos of the twentieth century, but the shadow of Nietzsche
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Student Essay: So Are They All, All Honorable Men
Student Essay: So Are They All, All Honorable Men By Ryan Brown Shakespeare’s Brutus is a study in façades. Picture a pumpkin the week after Thanksgiving, which has
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The Great Conversation: Same & Other
The Great Conversation: Same & Other By Gabriel Blanchard The person in the mirror is the same person as you. … Isn’t it? One of the first things
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