Deep Down Things

Nicodemus, Doug Weaver
Pentecost 2012 issue.

Friday Links, December 17, 2021
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Friday Links, December 17, 2021

+ Katy Carl’s 12/13 interview about her new novel is on YouTube.

+ Another YouTube video shows a tiny hermitage with a beautiful chapel—constructed by a part-time hermit part-time trekker priest in the Italian alps.

+ Reveling in unfinished conversion journeys.

+ A Christmas novella of how daily life radically changed for Catholics after the Chinese Communist Revolution and how the faith survived in one old Catholic man’s heart

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Friday Links, October 8, 2021
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Friday Links, October 8, 2021

+ Ever wonder if Chaucer could save your life? Terence Sweeney tells you why not. And then tells why you should read him anyways.

+ Iconographer Raymond Vincent’s lectures cover the origins, the theology, and the growth of sacred art.

+ Michele McAloon interviews Katy Carl about her newly published first novel, As Earth Without Water.

+ Karen Ullo’s 2018 book, Jennifer the Damned, gets a glowing recommendation in a Tweet.

+ Ottowa’s Chaudiere Books asks resident writer Natalie Morrill six questions.

+ Prof. Timothy Bartel teaches how to read sonnets in a Catholic Literary Arts class.

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Friday Links, October 1, 2021
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Friday Links, October 1, 2021

+ “Return to Beauty” Chicago in-person conference with Sorab Ahmari, Liz Lev, and Cameron O’Hearn.

+ Trevor Merrill reviews Portrait of a Mirror: A Novel.

+ Not too late to eavesdrop on a conversation that Mike Aquilina and Fr. Colum Power had last summer about fallen Catholic writers, Jack Kerouac and James Joyce.

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Friday Links, September 24, 2021
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Friday Links, September 24, 2021

+ Catholic Literary Arts Fall Series of workshops and lectures.

+ Katy Carl’s new novel, reviews, comments, & first day sales.

+ Duncan Stroik interviewed about positive trends in sacred architecture.

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Friday Links, September 17, 2021
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Friday Links, September 17, 2021

+ Now visible: a Cupid formerly overpainted on a well-known Vermeer.

+ Online seminar on Sigrid Undset’s Vows, with Katy Carl, starts Oct. 4.

+ Three ways Dante’s 700th death anniversary was observed this week.

+ Recent publications by Dappled Things editors and a contributor.

+ A retreat for artists and art lovers, with Dana Gioia and Kevin Turley, Sept 29.

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Friday Links, September 3, 2021
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Friday Links, September 3, 2021

+ Interview with and a review by Joshua Hren.

+ Congratulations to Katy Carl on her about to be published debut novel.

+ Invitation to a Dappled Things/Collegium Institute collaborative online seminar on a new Sigrid Undset translation.

+ Some helpful pre-reading for the seminar.

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Friday Links, July 30, 2021
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Friday Links, July 30, 2021

+ More about the age-old question: What qualifies a work of fiction as literary art?

+ On the connection between the Benedictine vision and poetry.

+ Raft of Stars novel read chapter by chapter on Wisconsin Public Radio.

+ New Wiseblood Press essay by Michael D. O’Brien, on the history of mankind’s creative imagination.

+ “Dear Holy Father”: some respectful reactions to Pope Francis’ recent motu proprio.

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