I’m sharing an article by Fr. Dwight Longenecker about my verse drama:

“Another really good one,” is how Peter Dobbins, director of Death Comes for the War Poets, described the latest positive review of the play, which is now in its final week at the Sheen Center in New York:

“Another Good One!!” This is how Peter Dobbins, Director of Death Comes for the War Poets, greeted yet another positive review of the verse drama currently being staged in the Sheen Center, NYC:

I’m delighted to see a positive review of Death Comes for the War Poets in First Things. As the former serves as a memento mori, a reminder of death prompting us to meditate on the Four Last Things (Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell) we can say that this is a case of First Things on the Last Things! Here’s the review:

I’m very encouraged by this good review from Times Square Chronicles:

I was delighted to read this very positive review of my verse drama, Death Comes for the War Poets, currently running in New York City:

My article on the issues surrounding the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, originally published in Chronicles, has now been published by the Imaginative Conservative:

The experience of seeing my verse drama, Death Comes for the War Poets, raised to life on stage in New York City had a profound impact on me which I endeavour to express in my latest article for the Imaginative Conservative. For those within distance of NYC, I urge you to get tickets before the run ends on June 24.

Here’s the article:

I’ve just returned from five days in New York City for the opening of my verse drama,Death Comes for the War Poets, which has also been described as a verse tapestry or even a verse ballet. I’m very encouraged by the positive response it has received, including this article by Kathryn Jean Lopez:

My recent article for the Imaginative Conservative on the great priest novelist R. H. Benson has now been published in Spain by Religion en Libertad: