An Old Light, Still Burning, for Altruism

For centuries, faith and science walked hand in hand. Monks brewed beer with chemist’s precision. Sisters ran hospitals when no one else could. And somewhere between a prayer and a telescope, humanity learned how to ask questions that mattered.
This essay isn’t about religion. It’s about curiosity — about how devotion once meant studying the world, and how maybe, in a new form, it still can.

Holiday Traditions

A few years ago, I joked about volunteering at the food bank—and then felt guilty for not meaning it. Since then, I’ve learned that giving back can take many forms. This holiday season, I raise a glass to friends, family, and the small ways we make a difference.

Gaming

Guest Blogger Spotlight: Erik V. Spaulding This week’s guest post comes from my longtime friend and fellow storyteller, Erik V. Spaulding. We’ve rolled dice together, built worlds together, and spent more years than either of us care to count lost in the glow of tabletop adventures. In this piece, Erik reflects on what forty yearsContinue reading “Gaming”