Four years ago, I was living my best life as a touring a cappella singer. The sum of my ambition was to make great and meaningful art and create the first a cappella group […]
by Douglas H. Thayer Originally published Fall 1972 (07:03) Paul kept both sweaty hands on the steering wheel and breathed through his mouth. Her diaper dirty, Lisa lay just behind him in the back […]
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“Never learn to play the organ, the old woman told me. I should call her Sister something, but I don’t remember her last name. Never learn to play, she told me. Once you do […]
Listen the Out Loud version of this poem here. Halfway through the session, I become aware of a full bladder and nothing else. All that is holy is eclipsed by flesh. I pant in […]
Sometimes from the threshold of these doors we are greeted by another self, another world we wish to worship, incarnation the tithe we offer for such a crossing: we, seeking the divine, the divine […]
Enjoy this 85th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring Poet Darlene Young.
Enjoy this 85th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring Poet Darlene Young. Darlene Young is the author of two poetry collections, Homespun and Angel Feathers (BCC Press, 2019), which won the Association for […]
Enjoy #84 of Dialogue Gospel Study featuring Tyrone Whitehorse.
[…] da’ shinalí. Akot’ego Diné nishlį́’. Hello my name is Tyrone Whitehorse. I am Many Goats, born for the White Corn Woman Edge Water people. My maternal grandfather is One Who Walks Around, and my […]