2024

Online Features

Penn’s Spring

A mysterious damp patch on a wall in the meetinghouse portends great changes. Peterson Toscano
Among Friends

Falling for Friendly Fiction

Introduction to our November issue. Gabriel Ehri
Features

Bread of Life

Preserving the smudges of a life in a church cookbook. Vicki Winslow
Features

The Religious Society of Pirates

Quaker resistance in a not-so-future world where privacy doesn’t exist. Joy Weimer
Features

Hel

Two mysterious strangers play the long game on a shattered world. Giles Tineold
Features

Edward Hicks and the Falls of the Niagara

The interior crisis of a landscape painter. Benjamin Goluboff and Mark Luebbers
Features

Broomstick

A colonial Quaker witch trial. Jean Martin
Features

Deep Enough for a Lifetime of Exploration

Conversations with Quaker creative writers. Sharlee DiMenichi
Poetry

Prisoners of War

With dashes and squeals, two baby boars, / tan with white stripes, flank the lean soldier, Karen Kilcup
Poetry

If You Said She Wore Her Heart on Her Sleeve

You could say that she was the sleeve, / she was the entire shirt, and she would give it Morrow Dowdle
Poetry

Hal the Neighbor

Workers come to repair exterior steps, / siding, walkways, or deliver topsoil and mulch Stephen R. Clark
Forum

Forum, November 2024

Letters from our readers. Staff
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