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Rachel Donahue replied to the topic A season of slowness in the forum Shriven, Ashed, and Ready for Action: Preparing for Lent 1 week, 6 days ago
I plan to cut out caffeine, limit social media use to once a day (because work obligations will not allow me to cut it entirely), and read The Word in the Wilderness. After much deliberation, I also plan to write a poem a day about something I’m reading of the life of Jesus from one of the gospels. At first I was afraid it would feel like another…[Read more]
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Rachel Donahue replied to the topic General Questions for Malcolm Guite in the forum <em>The Word in the Wilderness</em> by Malcolm Guite 1 week, 6 days ago
In a recent episode of The Habit podcast, Matthew Clark mentioned that you are on a spiritual warfare ministry team and that you once prayed a prayer of exorcism over a group before diving into poetry together. That’s the first time I’d ever heard anyone mention a relationship between poetry and spiritual warfare, but it correlates to my own…[Read more]
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Rachel Donahue replied to the topic Introductions in the forum <em>The Word in the Wilderness</em> by Malcolm Guite 1 week, 6 days ago
Hi! I’m Rachel, in North Carolina. Upon hearing T.S. Eliot’s “The Journey of the Magi” being taught during preview days at our Bible College, I immediately decided to attend and become an English major. After finishing my degree, my husband and I spent a dozen years doing mission work in Spain. It was after we moved back to NC that God rekindled…[Read more]
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #29: Podcast Network Edition 3 weeks, 4 days ago
Jonny Jimison is back with a special podcast-themed edition of his beloved comic, Rabbit Trails.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #28: Christmas Edition 2 months, 1 week ago
Jonny Jimison is back with a special Christmas edition of his beloved comic, Rabbit Trails.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #27 3 months, 1 week ago
Jonny Jimison is back with artistic insight and empathy in this 27th edition of Rabbit Trails.
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Love this so much!
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Awww….this is great!
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #26 6 months ago
In this week’s edition of Rabbit Trails, Doug McKelvey remains singularly focused on owls.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #25 6 months, 2 weeks ago
In this week’s edition of Rabbit Trails, Hutchmoot: Homebound suddenly becomes fiercely competitive.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #24 7 months ago
Jonny Jimison is back with Rabbit Trails #24, wherein Sauron himself is brought low by an unstable internet connection.
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Inspired.
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Lol! Denethor should not mess with palantirs.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #23 9 months, 1 week ago
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YES!!!!!!!!!
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, A Rabbit Trails Holiday Party 1 year, 2 months ago
The much-beloved Jonny Jimison is back with his Rabbit Trails comic, just in time to celebrate Christmas.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Navigating Music and Comics with Vian Izak 1 year, 2 months ago
Last year, I did an in-depth interview with the trio behind one of my favorite musical discoveries, Through Juniper Vale (you can read the post here). But Through Juniper Vale’s producer, Vian Izak, is also a t […]
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, <em>The Dragon Lord Saga</em>: Marco's Book Review 1 year, 5 months ago
Click through to see what Marco himself has to say about The Dragon Lord Saga: Martin & Marco.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, The <em>Dragon Lord Saga</em>: New, Full Color Printing with Rabbit Room Press 1 year, 6 months ago
The Dragon Lord Saga is a story that I’ve been working on for a long, long time. It’s a five-volume graphic novel series combining the fantasy adventure of The Lord of the Rings with the cartoon humor of Cal […]
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Such great news, Jonny!
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We’re so honored to work with you, Jonny. And I can’t wait to see this whole saga cross the finish line.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #21 1 year, 8 months ago
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I always knew hobbits inspired Rich’s barefootedness!
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This warmed my heart. 🙂
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, The Quest of <em>Illegal</em>: A Graphic Novel Review 1 year, 9 months ago
Ebo’s older brother, Kwame, is gone—gone from their village in Ghana, out toward Europe, to seek a better life. First Ebo’s sister, now Kwame.
This time, young Ebo will not be left behind.
Ebo sets […]
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #20 1 year, 9 months ago
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Rabbit Trails #19 1 year, 9 months ago
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Captain Marvel: Subverting Expectations 1 year, 10 months ago
Last year, a wild, devastating galactic ride called Infinity War roared into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I shared my thoughts in a post here at the Rabbit Room because I couldn’t contain my enthusiasm. Now I f […]
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John Carney’s movie “Once” did that for me. I was expecting it to be a typical story about an ill-fated romance, and instead discovered a story about two people choosing to love each other self-sacrificially. Each character makes some hard choices that help the other to grow into the person they’re meant to become. It was a great picture of a deeper kind of love, which wasn’t romance, but was no less beautiful for that. The way that the movie ends is just perfect – bittersweet and yet full of hope.
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That episode of Libromania was so great, I need to listen to it again!
I think Till We Have Faces is my favorite experience of subverted expectations. Star Trek can pull it off on occasion, too. -
All I can think of is Cohen the Barbarian in Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series — although, to be honest, there are probably loads of Doctor Who episodes that subvert the usual sci-fi and horror tropes.
For what it’s worth, I had very little exposure to (the real) Captain Marvel before seeing this film, but I loved the angle they took; like Shigé and her brother, I was disappointed at the apparent direction of the conflict at first.
For what it’s worth, the movie was even better the second time; having seen the big picture, I was able to focus on the all the character arcs — and in particular, Carol’s tumultuous journey of self-(re)discovery.
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Nothing like realizing you began two consecutive paragraphs with “for what it’s worth”. I blame tiny phone screens.
Great article, @jonnyjimison.
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Jonny Jimison wrote a new post, Truth-telling in the Dark 1 year, 11 months ago
[Editor’s note: To celebrate the reprinting of Helena Sorensen’s Shiloh trilogy with Rabbit Room Press, we are sharing this delightful article by Jonny Jimison, first published in 2016. Enjoy, and consider p […]
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I have not yet read Helena’s books, but I love the way you, Jonny, have encouraged us (by example) to embrace all the different ways believing artists point to the Truth in their work. Now these books are being reprinted, we will have to check them out!
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