In the world of Middle-earth, today is the birthday of two distinguished hobbits: Bilbo Baggins of the Shire and his nephew, Frodo. It is, of course, the auspicious occasion of […]| Story Warren
It’s the baseball post-season and my team (the Detroit Tigers) just made it through the Wild Card round. To do so, they defeated my dear friend (and SW contributor) Laura’s […]| Story Warren
October is famous for Halloween and harvest festivals, but it’s also a month for many animal-themed days. Animal books educate children on different species, and reading from an animal’s point […]| Story Warren
I’ve always thought that fall ends more abruptly than the other seasons. Winter slowly melts into spring, spring warms its way into summer, and summer fades into fall. But the […]| Story Warren
I spent the day in back to back (to back) meetings and found myself scrambling at the end of the day to fit in a few small things that needed […]| Story Warren
“There will always be more stories…They are a way to make something beautiful and orderly in this world, with all its chaos and brokenness.” (p. 256) Fiction ought to make […]| Story Warren
My cat is scared of cockroaches—he literally jumps and runs away most of the time. But last night, Lord Peter Wimsey’s ancient hunting instincts (long-dormant) awoke, and he cornered one. […]| Story Warren
Greetings, friends! It’s been a little while since we’ve provided you with an update on our Green Ember: Helmer in the Dragon Tomb progress. Things are clicking along nicely. The […]| Story Warren
“My life is Groundhog Day. Every day is exactly the same.” Her baby crawled around her feet as her toddler played close by. I remember those days when all my […]| Story Warren
He lingered longest in the fiction section, excitedly recognizing a few titles that we've read aloud as a family. Just when I began to self-indulge in the sentiment of the moment, he posed the question that had been brewing in his head. “Dad, have you actually read all these?”| Story Warren
*in· ex· o· ra· ble (i-ˈnek-sə-rə-bəl ); adjective: not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped :RELENTLESS When I was about four years old my parents changed out our rectangular dining […]| Story Warren
NOTE: This article first appeared at thegospelcoalition.org One morning, while strolling through Oxford, J. R. R. Tolkien described Christianity to C. S. Lewis as the “true myth.” Christ, Tolkien explained, is the […]| Story Warren