My reaction to the Departing Canada conference (Part 1)
There are two things I enjoy a lot: people smarter than me, and niche studies of Mennonite stuff. This is why I literally book a […]
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Reading Sofia Samatar’s “The White Mosque”
As we follow Samatar, following the band of travelers, deeper into this unfamiliar distant land, it all begins to feel a little Tolkien-esque. she describes “an atmosphere of wonder and terror”, and says the pilgrims had a “sense of weird, excessive experience”.
Mennonite Writers Descend on Goshen, Indiana: A Report by Andrew Unger
I fondly remember the Mennonite/s Writing Conference in 2017 in Winnipeg and loved providing my rambling reports on the weekend’s activities. This time, however, the […]
5 Questions with German Author Elina Penner
Elina Penner was born near Orenburg/Soviet Union (half from village 1 and half from village 4) in 1987. She has lived all over the world […]
Oh my goodness, I WON!
Let me tell you a sad story. It is the story of how I never win anything. Okay well it isn’t that sad really, because […]