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Madeleine L'Engle
I began reading L'Engle after seeing her speak at Regent College in Vancouver, BC back in 96. Actually...it was more that I wandered through the atrium where she was giving a lecture, didn't hear anything she said but was struck by her amazing presence. I read what I could get my hands on during a road trip back to Tennessee. I enjoy her fiction and am very much challenged by her non-fiction. I guess my favorite is either Penguins and Calves: icons and idols or Bright Evening Star: Mystery of the Incarnation.
I'll toss out one other name...anyone here a reader of G.K. Chesterton?
Sarah
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From: Laura Hepker[SMTP:byrde at hotmail_com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 6:41 AM
To: snswolfe at earthlink_net; Over-the-Rhine at actwin_com
Subject: RE: Over-The-Rhine Digest V3 #63
>for all of you who are into Schaeffer and Dillard etc, are you also
> >readers of Madeleine L'Engle? I don't always agree with her views, >but
>that's most of the fun of reading her!
Welcome, Sarah!
Yes, I'm also a HUGE devour-er of Madeleine's work. (Er, I should rephrase
that. I'M not huge, but my love of her is.) In fact, I own nearly everything
that she's written. What's your favorite?
I've loved all the "moth" discussion. When I get my brain together, I'll
share a few thoughts, but we'd all be lost if I tried to do it now.
Wanderingly,
Laura
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