Whether after Friday Jum’ah, Saturday Shabbat, or Sunday Mass, there’s always more text to care for the soul. Get Spike 88 – SPIRITUALITY.
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Spike is an art magazine by artist Rita Vitorelli, publishing quarterly in print, more often online. Spike #88 – Spirituality – is OUT NOW!
- “Joy Williams is the greatest living American writer. She is not, however, a happy writer. There is a misanthropy to her work that is addictive, if you can stomach it. To others, it can be very upsetting.” – Patrick McGraw of @heavytrafficmag in Spike 88 – SPIRITUALITY
- “Both The Odyssey and Jackass, let’s face it, at their hearts, are about aging. Each battle, detour, quest, and reckless, concussing stunt defers fate and defies the gods.” – Travis Diehl in July’s Libra Season, 🔗 in reply
- “Every generation begins afresh” when it comes to the big discoveries: how to love, how to grieve, how to believe in God – which Kierkegaard considered “the highest passion” toward which a person could strive. – Lamorna Ash in Spike 88 – SPIRITUALITY
- “If you can’t say something to someone without being protected by a screen, then you shouldn’t be dealing with that person. It’s like Mike Tyson and me: am I going to tell Mike, you’re this, you’re that? No! He’ll kill me.” – @brucegilden to @danielleezzo, 🔗 in reply!

