Originally posted on James Calvin Davis:
“In a revolutionary situation there can never be nonpartisan theology. Theology is always identified with a particular community. It is either identified with those who inflict oppression or with those who are its victims. A theology of the latter is authentic Christian theology, and a theology of the former…

In Order to Live: Writing in the Anthology of Appalachian Writers

I haven’t known what to say about having an essay included in the latest Anthology of Appalachian Writers. There are the simple and obvious things: This is an honor and a privilege; it means a lot to me; I am grateful. But there are other things to say, too. Things that are more complicated and […]

Carter Sickels to Judge 2020 #BarnhillPrize Contest

Originally posted on Longridge Review:
Photo by Amie LeeKing We are thrilled to announce that Carter Sickels will award the 2020 Anne C. Barnhill Prize for Creative Nonfiction. Carter’s novel The Prettiest Star is forthcoming from Hub City Press in 2020. He is the author of the novel The Evening Hour (Bloomsbury 2012), an Oregon…

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Brevity's Nonfiction Blog
Burlington Writers Workshop
Hippocampus Magazine
Longridge Review
River Teeth: A Journal of Creative Nonfiction
Still: The Journal

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