Margaret Elizabeth Sangster: Conversations with a Wise Friend
I stash books in every corner of my home. There’s not a single wall in my house where you…
January 2, 2019I stash books in every corner of my home. There’s not a single wall in my house where you…
January 2, 2019With the November holiday season upon us, turkey tops the menu lists for traditional American fare at family gatherings.…
November 2, 2018This is the tale of a tail—a tail that belonged to a little red squirrel, and his name was…
October 2, 2018In last month’s post, I shared about the disturbing trend of imposing modern standards to classic works of literature…
September 2, 2018When Benjamin Stillingfleet rejected the norms of 18th century polite society, for the graver pursuits of learning and literature—and…
January 3, 2018The well-born lay woman . . . led a much freer and fuller life than her sister in religion.…
November 2, 2017Until the last century, men dominated the realms of literature, letters, and learning. We read nothing of women exchanging…
October 2, 2017