The Rabbit Room

A Holy Task

“Holy, holy, holy!”

With these words, the four living creatures gathered around the throne of God cry out at the sight of the slain lamb in Revelation. Not just “Holy!” But “Holy, holy, holy!” As if speaking it once could not capture the scope of what they were trying to communicate.

The Actual Top Five LitRPGs

There is a glittering gem of a sub-genre in the darkest recesses of fantasy’s vast, teeming dungeon: LitRPGs. LitRPGs, or literary role-playing games, are pretty much what they sound like. Similar to role-playing games on a computer or tabletop classics like Dungeons and Dragons, the characters in these stories find themselves thrust into a world of dangerous creatures, quests, loot, items, and, of course, leveling up.

A Song of Anxiety—and Freedom

Because, really, I don’t think the two can be pulled apart.

The Joy of Going Without: On Camping and Lent

A few years ago, I overheard a friend of mine ask a man from Nigeria what he thought was the strangest part of American culture. Without missing a beat, he answered, “Camping.”

After the Storm: A Review of ‘EP’ by Eric Peters

On March 2-3, 2020, a devastating tornado outbreak tore through western and central Tennessee, destroying businesses and homes and killing 25 people. One of the 15 confirmed tornadoes, an EF3, crossed the Cumberland River and struck East Nashville, damaging or destroying scores of structures. Among those was the home of Eric Peters and his family.

The Healing Sacrament of The Cinema

It’s a recent storytelling trend, but the concept might be relevant to reality right now: sometimes, it can feel like we’re all living in alternate universes.

2023 Hutchmoot Keynote: Katherine Paterson

We’re delighted to announce that our keynote speaker for Hutchmoot 2023 is beloved author Katherine Paterson.

Finding an Honest Muse: An interview with Andrew Osenga

It’s no surprise to hear that Andrew Osenga is spinning multiple musical plates these days. That’s how most people know him as a career musician through his own music, his days with The Normals or Caedmon’s Call, or as a producer and label exec. What is surprising is where the music is coming from these days.