Let's Get Coffee: Navigating the Existential Angst of Loneliness
If you are lonely, fear not—you are not alone. Kate Gaston gives us her two cents on finding our way out of loneliness.
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Nov 2, 2016
Some Thoughts on Incarnation (via The Battle of Franklin)
Right now I’m sitting in Jamison Theater in Franklin, Tennessee, watching one of the final rehearsals for The Battle of Franklin before...
Oct 4, 2016
Why I Promote My Friends’ Art
I promote my friends’ art—books, records, poetry, film-making, visual arts, etc. Many of my friends promote each other’s work too. When...
Sep 23, 2016
Wayne Brezinka and the Pipe Dreams of a Doofus
Six months ago, I did something insane. My wife was out of town for a writer’s conference, and I packed the kids up and drove two and a...
Sep 22, 2016
RR Interview: Jonny Jimison, creator of The River Fox
Jonny Jimison is the creator of the five-volume graphic novel series The Dragon Lord Saga. I had the opportunity to talk with Jonny about...
Sep 14, 2016
Jeffrey Overstreet and an Unmarked Grave
No, Jeffrey Overstreet has not died (nor has he been buried), but he does feature in one of the following podcasts, both of which are...
Sep 9, 2016
“Imagination”: A Visual Poetry Collaboration
[Editor’s note: We love it when people collaborate. This new work by cartoonist Jonny Jimison and poet Chris Yokel is what happens when...
Sep 8, 2016
Hutchmoot 2016 Session Schedule
Hutchmoot 2016 is less than a month away! We’ve still got tons of work to do, but the weekend is taking shape in earnest. Here’s a look...
Sep 7, 2016
Rabbit Room Live 2016
On the evening of November 15th we’re launching the Rabbit Room as an official 501(c)(3) non-profit organization—and we’re launching it...
Sep 5, 2016
An Evening with David and Phaedra Taylor
Art House Nashville is hosting David and Phaedra Taylor for one evening only! “Art for the Common Good – What Does It Mean?” A...
Sep 2, 2016
Meanwhile in the Forums: Baseball, Kubo, Kickstarter, Community, & more
Lots going on in the forums this week. We love hearing all the new voices in the room and there are great conversations taking shape all...
Sep 2, 2016
How Do You Make Space for Creativity?
A while back, we asked the Facebookers what they do to make space for creativity? Here are a few of their answers. What about the rest of...
Aug 30, 2016
The River Fox Kickstarter Kick Off
When soldier Martin Millar leaves for the Dragon Crusade, his brother, Marco the stableboy, accidentally tags along. What follows is fun...
Aug 23, 2016
Making Things Is Magic
[Here’s the latest from the Rabbit Room’s resident cartoonist. Click through to read the whole strip.]
Aug 10, 2016
What Is Imagination? (3/3)
In Part II, we considered how imagination is the harmonious piecing together of images that rouse longings powerful enough to move us to...
Aug 8, 2016
The Music of Jason Isbell and the Myth of the Simple Story
No one has a simple story. For reasons I imagine Jason Isbell never intended, when I listen to his music I sometimes find my mind...
Aug 4, 2016
What Is Imagination? (1/3)
For one glorious year, I was blessed to live as a Residential Fellow at the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal in northern...
Aug 3, 2016
Art Stories: The Song and the Spear
Rembrandt’s David Playing the Harp to Saul is a painting of a kingdom being torn in two. It could be your kingdom. It could be mine....
Jul 27, 2016
Art Stories: Connecting Mastery and Joy
Have you ever looked at an actual Rembrandt? I mean really looked? I have. And it is exhausting. Why? Because Rembrandt was a master. If...
Jul 27, 2016
Heartwork Art
My buddy Don Clark, former Demon Hunter guitarist and creative genius behind design firm Invisible Creature, reached out to me a while...
Jul 20, 2016
Art Stories: Functional Brilliance
Giovanni Paolo Panini (1691 – 1765) was an artist and architect who specialized in painting vistas of ancient and modern Rome. He was...
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