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Gregory Wolfe

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Tonight: A Celebration of IMAGE - Bearing the Mystery

You're invited to join me tonight at Elliott Bay Book Company for a very special reading and booksigning. Robert Clark, Madeline DeFrees, Luci Shaw, Gregory Wolfe, and Mary Kenagy Mitchell will be reading from and signing copies of Bearing the Mystery: 20 Years of Image. Here are the

On Movies & Media

Gregory Wolfe on Tarkovsky's "Stalker"... and Image.

I haven't seen Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker. That's something I must rectify soon, especially since Tarkovsky's Mirror, Andrei Rublev, and The Sacrifice are among the most memorable films I've seen in the last two decades. Here's Gregory Wolfe reflecting

A glorious volume of meaningful meditations and art

Highly, highly recommended.

On Movies & Media

IMAGE Publisher Gregory Wolfe on... Battlestar Galactica?

Yes, admits Greg Wolfe, editor of Image. I, too, dabble in pop culture. And right away, he mentions Firefly and Battlestar Galactica. Is this the beginning of the end? Will the next issue of Image feature speculation about Ashlee Simpson's pregnancy?

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Brian Volck Remembers Paul Scofield

Among my friends, the man with the most impressive voice for reading and public speaking is probably Brian Volck, a pediatrician, coauthor of Reclaiming the Body: Christians and the Faithful Use of Modern Medicine (Brazos Press, 2006), and a recent graduate of Seattle Pacific's MFA in Creative Writing

On Books & Writing

Gregory Wolfe on William F. Buckley, Jr.

At the new Image blog, Gregory Wolfe, editor of Image, eulogizes William F. Buckley Jr., who happened to be his "first boss."

On Books & Writing

Greg Wolfe on Why the Inklings Aren't Enough

In the new issue of Image, editor Greg Wolfe writes about the problem of Christian veneration of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. What concerns me, however, is not so much the tendency of many Christians to treat these two writers as saints, as dubious as that may

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Seattle Times on Image and the Wolfes

I was dismayed to realize this morning that I had forgotten to link to this Seattle Times feature on Greg and Suzanne Wolfe, the minds and hearts behind the extraordinary Image journal. The journal is a showcase for the idea that you can find salvation in high art, beauty in