The premiere great work of literature in English, some would say, is The Canterbury Tales. Written by Geoffrey Chaucer, the story is actually a collection of stories. Continue reading
An Immigration Hymn
Every Two Weeks
After posting on minimalism, I gave the blog some thought.
I’ve been taking on more writing projects outside of the blog, which means less time for the blog itself.
But in the name of keeping the blog, and keeping it in good quality, I have decided to make a change for the benefit of all projects.
From now on, Caleb Coy Blog will provide you with a brand new post every two weeks, rather than every week. Look forward to new material at least twice a month.
Minimalism
Art in which the work is stripped down to the most fundamental features. Least happening, maximum effect.
Because we’re done, just done, with being bombarded.
Maybe that was too much. I’ll try again.
Bombard no more. Continue reading
Featured Poetry—New Page!
Hey readers!
After going through some of the poetry I’ve published recently, I decided to gather all the poetry I’ve had published online (some of it on the blog, some of it elsewhere), and link it all to a single page, here!
Now Caleb Coy Blog has a new page featuring all my available poetry!
Enjoy!
Stop the News Media Gossip
A Recommendation Letter to the FBI
Dear FBI,
I’d like to recommend an acquaintance of mine, _____________________, to join your ranks at the FBI. Continue reading
7 Habits of Highly Effective Christians
The first time I ever preached a sermon I might have plagiarized Steven Covey. At least, I know that I referenced him and told everyone my sermon was going to be based on his spin-off book, Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens. I think I was a freshman in high school, had been raised a Christian, and had been baptized for three years. When the opportunity came to preach a sermon, I didn’t know where to start, so I got the idea to put my own spin on Steven Covey:
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What Is Human Nature? A Dialogue
“Where is the Outrage?”
What is a sufficient wrong for generating a sufficient amount of outrage? Continue reading
