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March 27, 2017

The Igiby cottage

We now have art for the Igiby cottage! What do you think of this little homely house? I just noticed the flowers in the window box. Skree is under Fang occupation, and Nia plants flowers. I have Thoughts about that, and would love to hear yours. Andrew’s Edge of Dawn tour just wrapped up last night. […]


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Published on March 27, 2017 13:00

March 24, 2017

Tumbled backwards

This second section of Douglas Kaine McKelvey’s Wingfeather Tale begins with a quote from one of my favorite books. (I appreciate the epigraphs in this story so much. I can’t decide whether this one, or the one from part four, is my favorite.) I have been reading out loud to myself, which is sometimes difficult because DKM […]


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March 20, 2017

Andrew at Princeton

This June, Andrew has the indibnible honor of speaking at Princeton Theological Seminary’s Frederick Buechner’s Writer’s Workshop. In a session titled “Discovering Grace: ‘Listening to Your Life,'” Andrew will share about the influence Frederick Buechner’s writing has had on his own work, and will discuss the discipline of “listening to your life,” one of the main […]


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March 17, 2017

Small moments

“The Places Beyond the Maps.” This paragraph stood out because it reminded me of the Igiby cottage, and yet the stories of these two families are so profoundly different. (More on that in the forum? I would love to hear your thoughts.) One did not ask for much in those days, just to be together, just […]


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March 13, 2017

Douglas McKelvey: An introduction and an announcement

High-quality weirdo Douglas Kaine McKelvey is one of the best writers any of us have ever heard of. His craft spans works of beauty, absurdity, tragedy, brilliancy, surreality, and heartwarbling poignancy. He is also the president of the International Conspiracy & Trade Company and a world-renowned expert on cassowaries, and he has directed some very fine videos. Doug’s most recent book […]


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March 10, 2017

Third cousins? Whatever.

Jonathan Rogers’ translation of the legendary “Ballad of Lanric and Rube” is much funnier than Eezak Fencher’s, probably because Jonathan Rogers is much funnier than Eezak Fencher (despite Eezak’s much funnier name). There was some rumor early on that Dr. Rogers was thinking of writing a story about someone trying to sell toothy cow milk under the […]


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Published on March 10, 2017 13:01

March 9, 2017

Glipwood by the Sea

New animated series artwork, just released yesterday: Glipwood! You’ve seen a peek of this view behind the characters on the series poster, but this is a new concept of the little town by the cliffs where the Igiby three grew up. (If you miss the old Glipwood, don’t worry; it’s still there, just to the right […]


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Published on March 09, 2017 09:46

March 6, 2017

Redeemed Reader Review

Today I bring to you a starred review of Wingfeather Tales from Betsy at Redeemed Reader, a book review website which seeks to inculcate habits of “thinking Christianly” through children’s literature. Imagine if a group of professional authors and illustrators were so enamored with Lewis’s Narnia that they each created a unique new story—not an addition [to] […]


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Published on March 06, 2017 13:00

March 3, 2017

Wooing Nurgabog

It were a difficult thing to pick an excerpt from this formidable text. It shivers, shudders, and sings with sentences so sqwyrmy and masterful that I feared for me own safety should I be caught betwixt snippets fearsomely fine and equally postable. But in the end, this one prevailed. “I knew it was Nurgabog,” said Gnut victoriously. […]


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Published on March 03, 2017 13:00

March 1, 2017

Happy Kickstarterversary!

A year ago today, just before midnight, Andrew posted the first update on the Kickstarter campaign we’d launched that morning. Twenty four hours later, he posted a deliriously happy poem for The End of Day Two. At 8:28 the following morning, the base goal was FUNDED. The rest of that month went by in a […]


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Published on March 01, 2017 16:12