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Posts of studies, opinions, and reviews on English literature and authors.

The Rage of Dragons: A Review

Character is the crucible by which authors prove their mettle, and this is especially so with the fantasy genre. I am a fan of the genre but have found that […]

March 22, 2020March 15, 2021 CIFC Staff Literary Studies

Dooku: Jedi Lost Book Review

Star Wars‘ characters range from the iconic Luke Skywalker to the minor Sidon Ithano (the red guy in The Force Awakens). Some of the series’ villains are most memorable. After […]

March 21, 2020March 15, 2021 CIFC Staff Literary Studies

The Dutch House: A Book Review

When retelling a familiar story with your family or friends, have you realized they have different memories of those same events? In the novel The Dutch House, Ann Patchett, explores this […]

February 29, 2020March 15, 2021 Kaitlyn Fox Literary Studies

A Conversation about Poetry and Place with Dr. Chad Chisholm

In this conversation, Dr. Chisholm talks about how prose and poetry differ, his relationship to South Carolina and how it informs his poetry, and the metaphysical and spiritual truth he’s discovered about place.

February 6, 2020February 24, 2021 Jonathan Sircy Literary Studies, News and Events

Book Talk: By The Red Glare

I review Mark Sibley-Jones’s debut novel, By The Red Glare, which recounts Sherman’s attack on Columbia, SC.

February 4, 2020February 24, 2021 Jonathan Sircy Literary Studies, News and Events

A Conversation with Mark Sibley-Jones

In this conversation, Mark Sibley-Jones talks about where the idea for his novel By the Red Glare came from, the research that made the novel come alive, and where his historical and theological commitments lie.

January 27, 2020February 24, 2021 Jonathan Sircy Literary Studies, News and Events

Words That Work for the Perfect Academic Paper

Dynestee Fields In his instructional book on using words to achieve a desired result, Words that Work, Dr. Frank Luntz gives a set of ten rules that outline how to […]

April 25, 2019April 28, 2021 Dynestee Fields Literary Studies

Rules That Work

Miranda Alexander Words have power.  They can create and they can destroy.  Too often I think we forget just how vital they are and how much we cling to them.  […]

March 29, 2019March 1, 2021 Miranda Alexander Language Studies, Literary Studies

Choices: God’s and Ours

Paul Shotsberger  “The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man. For God will bring every […]

March 25, 2019February 24, 2021 Kierra Gilbert Literary Studies

The 1979 Revision of the Book of Common Prayer and the Superchurch: How the Church Deals with Change

Tyler Fuller The current version of the Book of Common Prayer saw its final revisions and establishment as the authoritative book of the Anglican Church in 1662. To this day, […]

March 14, 2019July 14, 2021 Tyler Fuller Literary Studies, Religious Studies

Faith in Literature

“Why do authors interpret faith into their writings”? Personal truths and beliefs are what makes you who you are, it is a part of your identity. What you believe is […]

March 13, 2019February 24, 2021 Kierra Gilbert Literary Studies, Religious Studies

Solar Eclipses are Outta This World!

By: Audrey Rochester Amateur astronomers who have traveled abroad to watch solar eclipses have told me that responses are always the same. The locals and the visiting astronomers are equally […]

March 6, 2019March 15, 2021 CIFC Staff Literary Studies

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