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Signum University Folkloric Transformations Open Class on "The Anatomy of the Vampire Myth," with Drs. Maggie Parke and Brenton Dickieson (Tues, Oct 13, 6pm Eastern) | A Pilgrim in Narnia
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Tolkiens immortal four meet for the last time | The Oddest Inkling
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| | Here is an excellent post by John Garth -- I'm serving as his preceptor for a course called "Tolkien's Wars and Middle-earth" at Signum University this semester. Do check out his work, especially his amazing book "Tolkien and the Great War"!
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Fahrenheit 2451: Ideas Worth Saving | The Oddest Inkling
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| | Join me Jan 31-Feb 1, 2025, at the Internet Archive in San Francisco to explore the Future of Theology & Human Thought at a conference I'm organizing with Jordan Modell of Northwind Seminary. Visit https://ideasworthsaving.org/ to get all the details, read topic ideas, and submit an abstract. Fahrenheit 2451: Ideas Worth SavingThe Future of Theology...
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Inklings Scholar Interview: Stephen Hayes - Fellowship & Fairydust
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| | BY G. CONNOR SALTER Stephen Hayes is a South African author and Orthodox deacon. His fiction includes the fantasy novels The Enchanted Grove, Of Wheels and Witches, The Year of the Dragon, and Cross Purposes. His nonfiction explores various topics, including missiology, South African history, and the Inklings and missiology. His research includes the books...
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Mr Hogarth's Will (1865), by Catherine Helen Spence | ANZ LitLovers LitBlog
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| Over at The Australian Legend, Bill is hosting a week (15-21 January) dedicated to the first generation of Australian women writers which he defines as those writers who came before the 1890s and the Sydney Bulletin 'Bush Realism' school, although many of them continued writing into the first part of the 20th century, though as...