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  • Latin Studies
    • Speak Like a Roman
    • Latin Boot Camps
    • Latin for Parents
    • Intensive Latin
    • Latin On-Ramp
    • Sub Arboribus
  • Literary Studies
    • Bite-Sized Wonder
    • Man Who Was Thursday
    • Here Be Dragons
    • World of Narnia
  • Theological Studies
    • Wisdom of Possibilit
    • Theological Literacy
    • Father of Lights
    • Collations
  • About
    • About the Instructor
    • Our Values
    • Our Policies

Literary Studies

Courses designed to revive and strengthen a sense of wonder.

Right Writing

Correcting Our Understanding of Grammar Grammar, as the foundation of language, is an essential element in all good writing. And yet very few opportunities exist for us as adults to think about grammar in a focused way, to explore and question those rules that we so often teach more by […]

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The Man Who Was Thursday

This is a tale of those old fears, even of those emptied hells, And none but you shall understand the true thing that it tells– Of what colossal gods of shame could cow men and yet crash, Of what huge devils hid the stars, yet fell at a pistol flash. […]

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Bite-Sized Wonder

Fantastical Short Stories A dragon of deepest winter cold; a golden key in search of a lock; a sea adventure of the highest sort in the most unlikely of places: these are our business. In this course we set out to prove that a tale need not be long to […]

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Summer of Fairies

“Once upon a time there was a great wizard who lived in a far country. Once upon a time, in a deep forest, there was a poor woodchopper and his wife. Once upon a time a deep sleep fell upon all the inhabitants of the palace […] Once upon a […]

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C.S. Lewis’ Cosmic Trilogy

“They were falling out of heaven, into a world. Nothing in all his adventures bit so deeply into Ransom’s mind as this. He wondered how he could ever have thought of planets, even of the Earth, as islands of life and reality floating in a deadly void. Now, with a […]

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Fairies (Young Learners)

Fairies: Behind the Veil & Once Upon a Time Every book is a portal. Through it, we enter realms and times not our own. While there, we learn to see ourselves and our world differently, and come back changed: hopefully wiser, more courageous, more aware. But not all worlds are […]

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Fairies: A Study in the Edges of Reality

Journey to the Margins of the Real “These tales say that apples were golden only to refresh the forgotten moment when we found that they were green. They make rivers run with wine only to make us remember, for one wild moment, that they run with water. […] We have […]

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The Grammar of Magic

Towards a Unified Theory of Magic “Magic is not about causing things that are beyond what is naturally possible, it is about causing things that are beyond the ordinary. Put another way, magic is not supernatural, but extraordinary.” Junius Johnson, “Introduction to Narnia” It started when I was preparing to […]

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Journey to Narnia

Further Up and Further In Did you ever feel your way to the back of a closet, hoping to find that there was no back, that suddenly you were feeling not the smooth softness of clothes against your face, but the rough pricks of branches, hearing the crunch of snow […]

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