The Awakening of Miss Prim? Was this really the title Andrew Pudewa suggested for a view into the values of Classical education? If so, then maybe I needed to read it. As background, it happens that I and my colleagues are frequently asked to name … Read more
While impossible to prove, reading The Chronicles of Narnia in childhood would have given me a richer understanding of life. For one thing, I would have better understood the puzzling gap between the adult world and the kaleidoscopic realm of the imagination. Narnia’s roster of … Read more
“What do you think of Hans Rookmaaker?” That question bounced into the chat box during one of my talks at our virtual “Greenville SC” Great Homeschool Convention three weeks ago. “Hmm,” I thought. “Now there’s a new name for me!” Following chat activity while delivering … Read more
Inspired by suggestions we heard from so many of you, we decided to publish a collection of the daily essays of our online Advent Calendar. We are pleased that it is now available on Amazon in paperback and on Kindle editions. Journey Through Advent began its own journey … Read more
I continue to enjoy Suzanne Massie’s Land of the Firebird, especially when I’m teaching a Russian course or leading a tour to Russia, because it has so much useful information and is a delight to read. In preparing for our new course in Early Sacred Music, I … Read more
