Robert Treskillard is the author of The Merlin Spiral, a YA fantasy trilogy that retells the Arthurian legend in a new, historically-informed way. Robert is something of a Celtic expert (though he would call himself a student, no doubt) and his tales brim with realistic settings and linguistic authenticity. Rob’s work is grounded in his Christian faith…
The Warren & the World is Story Warren’s weekly newsletter, providing a round-up of our favorite things from around the web as well as a review of what was on our site over the past week. We’re glad you’re here! Around the Web: Failure to Communicate: Turning Miscommunication into Communication With Your Kids Angela Mackey writes…
I’ve been spending a lot of time in libraries lately, picking up DVDs to enliven winter weekends or browsing new cookbooks, but mostly hanging out in the children’s section. Last summer I had a short library internship position, and my favorite part of it was what the library world calls “reader’s advisory,” which is really…
The Warren & the World is Story Warren’s weekly newsletter, providing a round-up of our favorite things from around the web as well as a review of what was on our site over the past week. We’re glad you’re here! Around the Web: Don’t Give Up There’s a Sleeping at Last song titled, “You Are…
We have an hour’s worth of The Green Ember audiobook to share with you today! So here’s what we suggest. Get the kids a cup of tea or hot chocolate and plenty of paper and crayons or colored pencils. Put this on and enjoy an hour of Joel Clarkson’s wonderful performance while the kids make incredible,…
“A sacrilege,” the Brother Sexton cries out. “Come quickly!” he calls to the priest. Something appalling is taking place at the altar in the monastery chapel in Sorrento, right in front of the statue of Mary and Jesus. What do you suppose it could be that would send the Sexton running? Was the chapel being…
The Warren & the World is Story Warren’s weekly newsletter, providing a round-up of our favorite things from around the web as well as a review of what was on our site over the past week. We’re glad you’re here! Around the Web: The Musical Root of Science Richard Marsh writes at the Circe Institute…
You’re going to love this. This is a podcast called Read-Aloud Revival, hosted by a new friend of mine, Sarah Mackenzie. An old friend, Sarah Clarkson, is the guest on this episode and it’s a doozie. So much of the wisdom Sarah shares is in harmony with what we’re aiming at here at Story Warren….
One of the undeniable joys of parenting is introducing our children to all the things we loved as a child. Likewise, a second joy is being introduced to things as an adult that we missed in our own childhood. For example, it was a wonder to me how readily my children took to stories, and…
The Warren & the World is Story Warren’s weekly newsletter, providing a round-up of our favorite things from around the web as well as a review of what was on our site over the past week. We’re glad you’re here! Around the Web: A Place at the Table: Schmoozing Through the Christmas Season Anna McShane (which,…
Story Warren contributor Rebecca Reynolds seems to have a knack for getting great conversations started on Facebook. The other day she posted this quote from G. K. Chesterton: “Oddities do not strike odd people. This is why ordinary people have a much more exciting time; while odd people are always complaining of the dullness of…
The Warren & the World is Story Warren's weekly newsletter, providing a round-up of our favorite things from around the web as well as a review of what was on our site over the past week. We're glad you're here! Around the Web: What Do You Have in Your Hands? Over at Reclaim, Hope…
