Ode to the Indies; The Middle-Distance Poem: An Elegy; John Wilson on Muriel Spark; The Protector of Our Nazareths; CR Episode 289: E.A. Robinson’s Gothic Verse

Christian in wheelchair killed while livestreaming his faith in France; The misuse of Seuss Children’s literature is getting dumber; Sam Franzini on Jordan Castro’s Muscle Man; John F. Deane at the Percy French Festival; Louisiana Arts & Culture Festival

Poetry reading: Mariani, Turner, and Wilson at the Catholic Imagination Conference; Poetry, Nature and Science: A Conversation with Frederick Turner; An Interview with Boris Dralyuk; Scattered Thoughts on the State of Book Reviews; NVR: A Tribute to Jane Greer

The Catholic Writer Today: A Retrospective Interview with Dana Gioia a Decade Later; Poetry in an Age of Diminishing Life in Public; What Happens If No One Reads; Criteria: Triumph of the Heart; Interintellect reads J.C.Scharl’s Sonnez Les Matines

The Machine Sessions: Caroline Ross; Carmelite Quotes; Learning to Love Someone Besides Yourself: A Reading of Augustine’s Confessions; Who Forgot About Beauty? And Why?; Charles Camosy: We’ve seen ‘designer babies’ before; Talk to Me In Long Lines: A Journal of ("Long) Narrative Verse and Dramatic Monologues; Buc-ee’s and The Infinite American Spirit

Singing the Counter-Revolution: Ryan Wilson Interviews EPB; Lu’ella D’Amico:The Sound of Accompaniment: Brian Wilson, Catholicism, and the Spiritual Life of Boys; Caught Up in the Drift; Chris Childers: Birthdays, Roman and Otherwise; Matthew Milliner: Julian for Everyone

Gary Saul Morton: A Question of Purpose: On Translating Russian Literature; The Heroism of Homeric Women; Paul Willis: Greetings on a Morning Walk; Alfred Nicol’s Frost Farm Conference Keynote; A Life in Fiction: John Wilson on the books that stick with us; “The Tear” by Richard Crashaw