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Incense & Iconoclasm
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Ghost of Rosalys
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Incense and Iconoclasm
"Should criticism burn tapers and swing censers before the masters of literature, or should it take an axe and smash these idols of the Mr. Moore propounds this question in the first essay in his book. In his own criticism he is something of an iconoclast, although he has undoubted leanings toward the older writers and away from the moderns; he prefers Fielding to H. G. Wells. The essays, which are reprinted from The Dial, touch on such widely varying phases of letters as: On style in literature; The supernatural in literature; Our pioneer American poet; Arnold and Lowell; The greatest literary form; The hunger motive in fiction; The love-theme in fiction; On teaching literature; The weather...
The Dial
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The Editor
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The Passion of Charles Moore
Everything was quiet. Small towns are known to move a little slower. Grand Saline, Texas, was no different. In the midst of such a pace, United Methodist pastor, Rev. Charles Moore, got out of his car at Dollar General, doused his body with gasoline, and torched himself. In time, it became apparent that Charles died due to a deep concern about issues of social justice. The notes are very explicit. In the midst of great evil, Charles knew that resurrection is not possible without death. The hope of resurrection pushed him on. How far will we let such hope push us? The world is on fire and Charles stands ready to guide us through the flames. Nothing is quiet.
