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Marjory Wentworth

Biography

Marjory Wentworth co-wrote We Are Charleston with Bernard Edward Powers Jr. and Herb Frazier.

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Called to Forgive

Christian Living

“Part memoir, part guidebook for the soul, Called to Forgive tells the deeper story of Rev. Anthony Thompson’s decision to publicly forgive his wife’s murderer. Full of empathy and deep wisdom, Thompson explains the complexities behind his decision to forgive and the power it exerts in his life. This is a story that can change the world.”

Mosaic

“In his famous essay on poetry, Ranier Maria Rilke describes the vast range of experiences that must happen ‘for the sake of a single poem.’ Arvilla Fee’s latest collection, Mosaic, A Million Little Pieces, embodies Rilke’s definition beautifully. Whether she is writing about personal relationships and experiences or imagining the life of a soldier or someone who is suffering through no fault of their own, Fee’s work demonstrates her deep engagement with the world. Her boundless empathy shines through every page, and though she states that ‘Some Things Won’t Bear the Weight of Words,’ somehow, she never stops trying to find the language to describe the indescribable. Lucky us!”

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We Are Charleston

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