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Louis L’Amour and the Moral Imagination
My brother, Orrin Sackett, was big enough to fight bears with a switch. Me, I was the skinny one, tall as Orrin, but no meat to my bones except around the shoulders and arms.
The Daybreakers, 1984
The other day I read those words for the first time in about twenty five years and the strangest thing happened.
Read More ›To Be Whole: A Call from the Fringe of Society
Have you ever wondered about the artwork that decorates the covers of so many of Wendell Berry’s books? I have, and so years ago I went digging to find out what I could about the pieces, and the man behind them. In doing so, I was introduced to one of those fascinating characters that hides behind the curtains of history.