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    Phil Christman

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    Phil Christman teaches first-year writing at the University of Michigan and is the editor of the Michigan Review of Prisoner Creative Writing. His work has appeared in the Christian Century, Paste, Books & Culture, the Hedgehog Review, and other publications. His most recent book is Midwest Futures. His essay collection How to be Normal will appear in February 2022. He works to bring light to the art and creativity of American prisoners alongside his wife, Ashley Lucas. Phil is a regular Plough columnist with his Book Tour reviews. Twitter: @phil_christman 

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    • I am going to recommend Breaking Ground to our book club. It offers an excellent opportunity to step back and, with the help of some wise observers, reflect on what we might learn from the memorable year we have just been through.

      George M. Marsden, Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History Emeritus, University of Notre Dame

    • In a time of unprecedented human and planetary crisis, Plough and Comment magazines are showing how Christianity can once again seize the cultural high ground. But as their collaborative Breaking Ground anthology shows, this can only be brought about by not neglecting the low ground, since cultivation is an integral affair. If you despair of the future, the writers represented here offer real prophetic hope.

      John Milbank, University of Nottingham

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