Anglicanism, classical ed, poetry, and other such mischief. Wife to the inimitable @CPCollister and Mom to the best boy.
St Paul, MN
Joined April 2018
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Michaelmas gales assail the waning year,
And Michael’s scale is true, his blade is bright.
He strips dead leaves; and leaves the living clear
To flourish in the touch and reach of light.
Michaelmas: a sonnet for St. Michael the Archangel malcolmguite.wordpress.com/2…
Sarah Collister retweeted
If a toddler hands you a storybook to read to them, that's a sign of great respect in their culture
Sarah Collister retweeted
What is a Saint? A particular individual completely redeemed from self-occupation; who, because of this, is able to embody and radiate a measure of Eternal Life. His whole life, personal, social, intellectual, mystical is lived in the supernatural regard. What is he for?
My child likes to give joke answers to the question "What is your name?" but today he hit us with "Name is... Saint Teddy!" 🥹
Sarah Collister retweeted
Very grateful to @carman_tessa (and @NadyaWilliams81) for a masterful review-essay on A Theology of Fiction and the wider dialogue about faith and fiction, putting me in august company with @WisebloodBooks, Dana Gioia, @pauljpastor & @JosephBottum: mereorthodoxy.com/does-chris…
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Today completes the publication of "American Quartet" with what I hope is the best of the bunch, a poem simply called "1776." See link in reply.
Really appreciated this piece in @thelampmagazine from @BMcGrewvy on the wonderful experience of a literary childhood. I resonate with much of what she said and long for the days of sweet, uninterrupted bliss! thelampmagazine.com/issues/i…
Sarah Collister retweeted
Happy Mother's Day! Here's a 13th c. image of the mother of our Lord clocking the devil 💕
Here's a little poem I wrote a few years ago about spring, May Day, and all things passing away...
ekstasismagazine.com/poetry/…
What questions! Come and feast on the answers at Pusey House!
Very excited to be able to (virtually) attend this conference on "What Makes a Novel Christian" at @PuseyHouse in May. Any other folks stateside can attend for the low low rate of £15! puseyhouse.org.uk/conference…
What do Chaucer and Juster have in common? Petrarch, of course! @amjuster newcriterion.com/dispatch/th…
