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My last tweet had the phrase "At the risk of sounding pompous" in it. Could you all just please assume that phrase before reading all my future tweets? Thx.
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Gregory Wolfe
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Gregory Wolfe
@Gregory_Wolfe
Publisher & editor of @SlantBooks. Founder of IMAGE journal & the SPU MFA in Creative Writing. Author of Beauty Will Save the World, The Operation of Grace, etc
Seattle Katılım Temmuz 2010
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Sometimes I pick the ARC of my book and just look at it. I’m dazed that many dozens of other people now also have ARCs...
It’s hard to articulate how it feels to realize this powerful, life-shaping dream...
So excited to see how it’s received. Hoping you love it, of course.
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"If Wormser’s other works are even half as compelling as this one, I have a treasure trove of poetry (fiction and essays, too) waiting for me." Carla Sarett reads Baron Wormser's final collection for New Verse Review:
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Today at NVR, Carla Sarett (@cjsarett) reviews (👇) Baron Wormser's final book of poetry. @SlantBooks
"Wormser creates character in his poems. People in this collection spring to life..."
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"Is there a connection between what we did and why?" Read William Cain on William Shakespeare and Frederick Douglass for today's Close Reading:
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Sometimes you read a book that makes everything feel entire, as if nothing else ever needs to be said. Wordless astonishment: the patch of sunlight where Morgan Meis left me today.
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TFW your front door becomes someone else's home...
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I find @joeljmiller to be one of the most thoughtful individuals when it comes to the world of books, from their history, construction, reviews, content, industry economics, and technology. I highly recommend his own book, The Idea Machine.
His recent interview with @Gregory_Wolfe and @emilyannelehman of @SlantBooks is a good window into Joel’s thinking.
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/42-…
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This interview with @SlantBooks was an absolute joy. We talk about declining newspaper book coverage, the challenging business of publishing, and why books are magical machines.
Slant Books@SlantBooks
Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=D9ye2H…
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“There is evidence everywhere that things don’t decline, they just change.” Tune into today’s episode of SlantCast with @joeljmiller, author of Miller’s Book Review and The Idea Machine, for a discussion of the art of the book review, cultivating kindness, and old books vs. new.
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"You could be pardoned for concluding that it is time to just hand over the whole artistic enterprise to AI and be done with it."
@Gregory_Wolfe: Declinism Is Easy: Art, Beauty, and the Need to Make it New churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/the-c…
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This essay was the keynote at the 2026 @BenedictineKS Symposium on Transforming Culture.
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Manifesto by @Gregory_Wolfe: DECLINISM IS EASY. We are superior to our times & our Gnostic knowingness knows that the only true goodness lies in the past. But maybe a few of us work in styles borrowed from that good past, so maybe a few of us Elect are still OK.
Link below...
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TWO WEEKS AWAY: Join us for the launch event for Robert Cording's What's Possible: New and Selected Poems!
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That's quite a line-up. Check this out.
Pusey House Library@PuseyHouseLib
Are Pilgrim's Progress & The Brothers Karamazov 'Christian' novels? If so, why? Because they present morality & mortality in a certain way? Can a novel be Christian even if its author is not? Can a novel be Christian if its story is a tragedy? Come & find out at our conference!
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“…it became clear to me, even in middle school, that when it came to a work of art beauty was not incompatible with tragedy, loss, degradation, and human brokenness.”
A great and timely essay by @Gregory_Wolfe publisher of @SlantBooks
churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/the-c…
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Many thanks to @cosmostheinlost for giving this address a wonderful home.
Artur Sebastian Rosman@cosmostheinlost
Manifesto by @Gregory_Wolfe: DECLINISM IS EASY. We are superior to our times & our Gnostic knowingness knows that the only true goodness lies in the past. But maybe a few of us work in styles borrowed from that good past, so maybe a few of us Elect are still OK. Link below...
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Many thanks to @cosmostheinlost for giving this address a wonderful home.
Artur Sebastian Rosman@cosmostheinlost
Manifesto by @Gregory_Wolfe: DECLINISM IS EASY. We are superior to our times & our Gnostic knowingness knows that the only true goodness lies in the past. But maybe a few of us work in styles borrowed from that good past, so maybe a few of us Elect are still OK. Link below...
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“The Catholic novelist doesn't have to be a saint; he doesn’t even have to be a Catholic; he does, unfortunately, have to be a novelist.” @Gregory_Wolfe quotes Flannery O'Connor in today's essay for @ChurchLifeND: "Declinism Is Easy: Art, Beauty, and the Need to Make it New."
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