With summertime ‘falling down’
By Steven Brodsky
… and autumn drawing very near, an “urge for going” will soon be increasingly experienced by migratory geese and countless writers.
Some writers will be satisfying writerly urges on paper and/or screens while migratory geese fly overhead.
O when one’s writing process takes wings!
Posted 8-29-26
With the autumn apple harvest season drawing nigh
By Steven Brodsky
… some of the readers of this column are looking forward to eating freshly picked apples and writing.
It’s easy to envision Robert Frost having enjoyed that delicious gustatory and literary combination; an apple orchard was located on his farm and he was a picker of apples at that orchard.
Enjoyable before, during, and after autumn apple harvests, this poem by Robert Frost: After Apple-Picking | The Poetry Foundation.
Posted 8-25-26
For those who want to write autobiographically about being redeemed and transformed by the Lord, and for all other readers of this column
By Steven Brodsky
… I’m sharing this video embed:
May Big Daddy Weave’s song “My Story” be a blessing to you.
I came across an interesting article a few minutes ago. You’ll find that article at: How do I share my Christian testimony? | GotQuestions.org.
Posted 6-26-26
Whether or not to cast literary pearls before swine
By Steven Brodsky
… Writers grapple with this issue.
Photo by Steven Brodsky
Swine can be as cute (or cuter) than the piglets pictured above; often they aren’t.
Casting of “pearls before swine,” in a different context, is addressed in Matthew 7:6.
Posted 6-10-26
A less traveled road
By Steven Brodsky
Photo by Steven Brodsky
… can make “all the difference,” as can this well-known poem by Robert Frost: The Road Not Taken | The Poetry Foundation.
Sharing that observation in commemoration of Robert Frost’s upcoming birthday.
Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874.
Robert Frost’s poetry has made a significant difference in the lives of many readers; some of them have found that his poetry “made all the difference.”
Posted 3-23-26