November ‘26: read Amy’s article here.
Also available, from The Buechner Review [‘25-‘26]
Amy Baik Lee is the author of This Homeward Ache: How Our Yearning for the Life to Come Spurs on Our Life Today. Her cross-cultural childhood gave her a love for a wide variety of musical and storytelling forms; she grew up to study English literature at the University of Virginia and to develop a deep interest in the intersection where faith, the imagination, eucatastrophe, and daily life meet. She currently serves on the board of the Anselm Society and is a literary member of the Anselm Arts Guild, a columnist for Cultivating Magazine, and a contributing writer for the Rabbit Room. Away from the writing desk, she enjoys baking and watching birds in the garden with her family.
Amy has found that Buechner calls up things she has long held in the hand of her memory, lifting them out in such a way that reveals they were beads on a string. Through his work, she has come not only to understand but to see that a grace deeper than our fears and failures undergirds our lives.
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