Daniel Bowman Jr.
Biography
Daniel Bowman Jr. is the author of On the Spectrum (2021). Bowman has served as associate professor of English at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, codirected the Making Literature Conference, and was editor in chief of Relief: A Journal of Art & Faith. Bowman earned an MFA from Seattle Pacific University.
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Arts & Literature
“Colleen Warren’s latest is an erudite, personal, and practical book, a great starting point for exploring connections between God, the Bible, art, creativity, and our everyday world. Warren guides us to a richer understanding of imago dei and, indeed, the first verb, through deft examinations of Scripture, relevant thoughts from great artists, and anecdotes from her family life and creative practice. Here you’ll find insightful but realistic ideas for journeying deeper into your unique creative gift and, in doing so, loving God and neighbor in new ways.”
Arts & Literature
“This collection brings together an expansive, idiosyncratic, and intriguing group of poets, some you'll know well and others you'll be thankful to discover. Their work forms a rich banquet that is often surprising and, in the end, supremely artful. The book has the power to (paraphrasing Tania Runyan) 'singe the edges of our silent lives.'”
History & Biography
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