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By Andrew Shamy

Editorial: On Art and Art-Making

It almost qualifies as a genre of its own, writers writing about writing. Just about any author you can name has had a go.

Field Notes: Eddie Bijl & Ripeka Templeton Bijl

I think one of the things that definitely shapes the whole experience and process that I want to take people on as a director is that through the work, I want be a living witness to Jesus in the work that we do, and to make sure that for everybody in that experience, that all their mana is recognised, that they are uplifted, and that they find it a really positive experience.

A Book is Not a Mirror but a Door

Embrace Winter

To winter well, then—to receive the gift of winter with delight and gratitude—is a moral act. It is to enact one of the primary callings of human life.

Tell Me About Hope

I had not expected to be told the world was ending. The advertisement pinned to the hessian noticeboard in the dorm common room alongside posters for open mic nights, African drum circles (this was 1999), and a one-woman play at the local student theatre had mentioned only a summer job opportunity in Boston.

A Night to Remember

One of the marks of Christian celebration is an exuberant naming of why we rejoice. Celebration is a meaningful and just thing to do, even in troubled times, because the deep truth abides: all creation bears witness that God in Jesus has triumphed over darkness.