For My Latest Blog
Friends, I’ve had technical difficulties over the last two years with keeping my website functional. Help is on the way. But till then, here is my latest Substack post–fyi. I […]
Author: Tom
Thomas Allbaugh’s stories, poems, and essays have appeared in a variety of journals, including Writing on the Edge, In Touch Magazine, Broken Skyline, and Relief. He is a professor of English at Azusa Pacific University, where he teaches advanced composition and creative writing. Apocalypse TV, his first novel, was published in 2017 and is available from eLectio Publishers. A chapbook of his poetry, The View from January, was released by Kelsay Books in January, 2020.
On Being a Featured Writer: Understanding Grief and Hope
This month, I have been the featured writer for Solum Journal, a Christian journal I have a lot of respect for. You can see the feature at this link: https://lnkd.in/gvQia3Ma. […]
Living through the Gaps in Our Reading
Recently, the new Speaker of the House of Representatives said that if anyone wanted to know where he stood on anything, all they needed to do was read the Bible, […]
Revision: The New Vegetable
Revision is such a dirty word. Especially when it is required as part of an assignment. Believe me, I do understand. I sympathize with students forced into this predicament, even […]
Story Telos and Community Building among the Damned in Two Recent Grief Narratives*
Psychologists working with trauma patients have found value in the trauma narrative. Generated in a variety of ways, through conversations and through drawing and music, trauma narratives allow patients to […]