Kori Frazier Morgan wasn’t raised with a Christian background. Her parents wanted her to explore her faith on her own when she was ready. She was very anti-God during her teens and into college and had a good amount of anger towards God. But everything changed when she went to college.
Read MoreI read this essay on a Friday afternoon in early spring after returning home from a lovely celebratory lunch with a dear friend at one of my favorite restaurants, The Whistling Table. I enjoyed eating their fantastic black and blue salad while we caught up on the latest and greatest going on in life and writing.
Read MoreI read this review on the sofa in my living room on an evening when I was in my pajamas by 5:30 p.m., but I had not yet washed my face or brushed my teeth, so it could’ve been worse.
Read MoreI read this essay while eating gluten free herb and garlic crackers with Trader Joes’ spinach and kale Greek yogurt dip except the dip tasted too healthy and I thought it needed a bit of fat, so I added a tablespoon or so of mayonnaise to it.
Read MoreI got to nerd-out about Elizabeth Hardwick and how one of her essays changed the way I read (and write) fiction.
Read MoreI wrote about a new Frederick Buechner book for the Church Street Coffee and Books website.
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