Vic King is a chaplain and a web designer. He's fathering three girls, happily married to his high school sweetheart, and learning to live as an adopted little brother of Jesus.
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The Holy Ghost: A Spirited Comic
Bill Watterson would be proud. Here are a few of my favorites from the Tumblr site that led to the
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Four Thousand Weeks
Most productivity books don’t talk much about death. But Burkemann takes Steven Covey’s maxim “begin with the end
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Jubilate Agno
I edited, designed, and published this poem 'cause I dig it.
This new edition of Jubilate Agno, the sprawling,
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The Tech-Wise Family
This book, more than any other, has informed how my wife and I approach screen-tech in our household. The subtitle
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You Were Never Meant To Do It All
You're Only Human was one of my favorite reads of 2022. This book isn't a sequel
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Swept Away: Collected Poems
I edited, designed, and published this book for my longtime friend. Here's the description:
At the intersection of
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Season/Change
This will be a short one, and the last one until I get the itch to write it again.
Perhaps
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The Extinction of Experience
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Explosion-Powered Chariots
It's 2023. Bit by bit, the days are getting longer again. Welcome to winter's issue of
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Lifehacked To Bits
It’s the eighth day of fall, and the eighth quarterly issue of This Mortal Portal. I didn’t write
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The Comfort Crisis
I mention this book in my post on rucking.
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1,825 Weeks
Welcome to the sixth day of spring, and the seventh quarterly issue of This Mortal Portal. It’s a shorter
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Do You Haiku?
Welcome to the sixth quarterly issue of This Mortal Portal, coming to you on the second day of winter.
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Stay here on earth with me
Welcome to the second day of autumn, and the fourth quarterly issue of This Mortal Portal. It includes:
1. A
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Death by Living
How to summarize this marvelous book? Here's how the publisher tries:
A poetic portrait of faith, futility, and
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Never start a funeral with logistics
Welcome to the fifth day of summer, and the fourth quarterly issue of This Mortal Portal.
1. An essay on