POET. #GraceCollege. @theTLS @ParisReview @Slantbooks @NewRepublic I would prefer not to. https://xitter.cf/t.co/O3z4alpdVm

Indiana, USA
Joined May 2009
If you are connected to a Christian school with a library, would you be so kind to ask someone to add this to your collection...?
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My wife’s birthday. A few years ago in Paris.
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If you are interested in Ukraine, I recommend following John Psaropoulos for analysis. (Although admittedly I am biased, as he is my husband.)
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The assumption here is that you have to be right wing or angry if you think that Anne Carson isn’t deserving. That’s stupid. Anybody who reads books could name five other legitimate living poets.
Any right-winger getting mad about Anne Carson’s Nobel should be forced to name 5 living poets they would’ve given the Nobel to instead
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JOHN POCH πŸ’Žβ˜˜οΈπŸ“š retweeted
My husband literally fell in love with me watching me argue politics and theology lol
Wives, your husband does not want to argue politics and theology with you.
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JOHN POCH πŸ’Žβ˜˜οΈπŸ“š retweeted
Hey folks! Recently I got a note from a friend excited that the church she was attending was using my paintings on the screen from Four Holy Gospels @crossway. She was excited that my works were being used. She even sent a photo of it. The problem: they did not ask my permission to do so. The artist owns the copyright to their works even if it is used in a book. Even if the presenter gives attribution, the presenter must ask for written permission. The photo showed that the colors were way off. It made me sad. Digital images flatten my images. If I am presenting and using images, I spend at least half an hour to color correct the projector color temps (they are often too β€œhot”). I never use my works as stand-alone images nor as projected images and I never overlay or crop. This is to protect the integrity of the original. Churches - please respect the copyright of artists. Thank you.
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