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Solum Journal Volume II is the second issue of the Solum Journal series, an imprint of Solum Literary Press. Solum Journal is a Christian literary journal featuring poetry, short stories, homilies, and visual art. Includes work by Devon Balwit, Mattea Gernentz, Jonathan Chan, Jamie A. Hughes, Laura Reece Hogan, Sarah Law, Matthew Miller, Paul J. Pastor, Elizabeth Genovise, and Ryan Diaz.

In her full-length debut, Kristina Erny questions whether sustenance will come in the desert places in her faith and what it might mean to journey forward anyway. In meditations set within imagery in 1 Kings, Erny deftly borrows the voices of long-dead prophets, widows, and ravens to explore her own contemporary faith-life, becoming the angel nudging herself forward.Everyday human moments of grief, longing, desire, and doubt sit alongside cele...

Solum Journal Volume IV is the fourth issue of the Solum Journal series, an imprint of Solum Literary Press. Solum Journal is a Christian literary journal featuring poetry, short stories, homilies, and visual art. This is the first themed issue in the series, centering on grief, loss, and doubt from a Christian perspective. Includes work by Katy Carl, Lindsay Schlegel, Ryanne Molinari, Katrina Hayes, Sally Thomas, Patrick Cabello Hansel, Carla...

Solum Journal Volume III is the third issue of the Solum Journal series, an imprint of Solum Literary Press. Solum Journal is a Christian literary journal featuring poetry, short stories, homilies, and visual art. Includes work by Kristina Erny, Jeff Hardin, Jonathan Chan, Whitney Rio-Ross, Elizabeth Bates, Patrick T. Reardon, Ben Egerton, Elizabeth Genovise, Thomas Allbaugh, and Seth Wieck, among others.

Alone on the interstellar ship Vessel, billions of light-years from his home, Tennar is confronted by a sudden, overpowering memory of a painting from the house where he grew up. This memory sets off a sequence of events -- both internal and external -- that lead him through a labyrinthine meditation on memory, solitude, and the interplay of these two elements on knowledge. And as the ship continues its search for the absolute void, the termin...

Mature poetic craft deftly does its job on every page of this gathering of new and selected poems. Timothy E. G. Bartel knows precisely how to use ageless poetic tools -- metrics, metaphor, allusion -- to elicit ageless responses from us: joy, grief, wonder. He brings gentle humor, wide curiosity, and an understanding of human nature to the task. Really, what more can we ask of poetry? -- Jane Greer, author of The World as We Know It Is Fallin...

Red Stuff is a collection of poetic cryings-out. They are cries for joy and of frustration, of terror and of thanksgiving. They are calls for help, and calls to action. They are maranathas, intercessions, and apocalypses. They are psalms for crises, and they are for you. "Mike's writing is both prophetic and priestly, desolate and consoling, prescient and protective. Red Stuff will be for you, as it was for me, the kind of guide who pushes y...