Author: Suzanne Carol

Dorothy L. Sayers Messed Me Up: A Newbie’s Response to The Whimsical Christian

Posted by Suzanne Carol | Feb 16, 2025 | Dorothy L. Sayers, Essays, Poetry

Dorothy L. Sayers messed me up. Whimsy, indeed. Hmph. One cannot help, when one begins to think in Dorothy’s whimsical terms, but see whimsy in the minutest details and the most complex matrices of life. Whimsy has invaded, and I like it.

Pink Faux Fur

Posted by Suzanne Carol | Apr 20, 2024 | Essays, Modernity

She was tired. Her guru had been filling her with humanistic pressures: “You are enough. You can do all things. You have the gift within. You are all you need.”