
The Imaginative Harvest of Holly Ordway (Advent 2021)
An Interview with Holly Ordway
On Tolkien’s Modern Reading and Cultural Apologetics
Review: Tolkien’s Modern Reading
Annie Crawford on a Challenge to Tolkien Scholarship
Peak Middle-earth: Why Mount Doom is not the Climax of The Lord of the Rings
Michael Ward on Tolkien’s Unobvious High Point
A Passage to Something Better
Annie Nardone on Tolkien’s Approach to Virtue
Gandalf: The Prophetic Mentor
Zak Schmoll on the Defeat of Sauron
Middle-earth and the Middle Ages
Joseph Pearce on the Influence of Beowulf
Contrary Winds: Tolkien’s Priority of Faith and Family as Presented in Tolkien’s Modern Reading
Donald Catchings on Tolkien’s Personal Values
Ordway’s Myth-Busting Research: Tolkien’s Modern Reading (A Review)
Ryan Grube on a Paradigm Shift
Unveiling Reality Through the Imagination
Jared Zimmerer on a Strategy to Fight Meaninglessness
“Maps,” My Map
Jesse Baker on the Importance of Poetry
Poetry as Prayer, Imagination the Spark to Worship and Service: Ordway’s Review of Gerard Manley Hopkins in Word on Fire’s Ignatian Collection
Seth Myers on Contemplation, Poetry, and Missionizing
Some Real Magic: Taliessin Lectureth in the School of the Poets
Donald Williams on the Poetic Imagination
A Case of Mistaken Identity
Jason Smith on Our Great Misconception
The Challenge of “The Republic”
Donald Williams on What Ought to Be
Carry On
Donald Catchings on the Teacher’s Call
Learning Writing at Writespace
Jamie Portwood on the Importance of Community
Dr. Ordway’s Visual Guide to Paragraph Structure
Josiah Peterson on Creating Meaning
Lost and Found
Theresa Pihl on Changing Perspective
Echo and Narcissus – A Modern Reimagining
Clark Weidner on the Goodness of Reality
Drawing the Drawing Out of Me
Virginia de la Lastra on a Pleasant Surprise