Editors

Eating Alone in China
Jiayang Fan, The New Yorker

Paul Cézanne Revered the Old Masters, yet Influenced Waves of Modernists
Nancy Locke, Humanities

Among the Disrupted
Leon Wieseltier, The New York Times

Metastasis
David Baker, The Poetry Foundation

No, the Internet is Not Killing Culture
Evan Kindley, Slate

Americans Go Online for Art, Skip Museums, Theater
Edward Ortiz, The Sacramento Bee

On the Strange Squid Near at Hand
Bernardo Aparicio Garcia, Dappled Things

On Satire—a Response to the Charlie Hebdo Attacks
Joe Sacco, The Guardian

Stanis?aw Bara?czak’s “This is Not a Conversation for the Telephone”
Dan Piepenbring, The Paris Review

How to Read the Psalms and other Biblical Poetry
Billy Kangas, The Orant

Taking Back Friendship
Gracy Olmstead, The American Conservative

Je Ne Suis Pas Charlie
David Warren, The Catholic Thing

Unfinished Business: 2015 in Preview
Editors, Fare Forward

What We Lose if We Lose the Canon
Arthur Krysal, The Chronicle of Higher Education

Divine Hiddenness and Human Disclosure
Br. Gregory Maria Pine, Dominicana

Embracing the Future with Hope
Br. Innocent Smith, O.P., Dominicana

Three Poems
Bryce Taylor, Kenotic Verse

Edward Knippers—Flesh and Blood
Reine Ullman Okuliar, Art Voices Magazine

Scoop is a novel whose surreal qualities made me chuckle and whose close brushes with the reality of journalism made me, as an editor, feel like I should apologize for something. . . . Continue Reading »

Cartoonists Around the World Respond to Paris Attack
Editors, Haaretz

Persecution of Christians Reached Historic Levels in 2014
Jonathan Merritt, America

Holy Harvest
Ben Harris, Modern Farmer

What Is Sacred
Lee Herrick, Poetry Magazine

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From Wit to Twit(ter)
Joseph Epstein, Commentary Magazine

Art for Data’s Sake
Leann Davis Aispaugh, The Hedgehog Review

The Burning Babe
Robert Southwell SJ, The Catholic Thing

A Slice of Genius
Jonathan Lopez, The Wall Street Journal

The Outdoor Kid
Stefan Beck, The New Criterion

John Paul and Benedict Were Humble Too
David G Bonagura, Jr, The Catholic Thing

When T.S. Eliot Invented the Hipster
Karen Swallow Prior, The Atlantic

Freedom and Friendship
James Poulos, National Affairs