Kathryn Page Camp

  This reprint is from May 18, 2015. At the time I was actively involved with the Indiana Writers’ Consortium, which has since disbanded. ...

  This is a reprint of my February 27, 2017 blog post. Inferno is no longer a work-in-progress but is a published book. It can be purchased ...

  This week I’m reprinting a blog post from July 15, 2019. I originally wrote it for the Indiana Writers’ Consortium blog, where it appeared...

  As a writer, creativity is my adrenaline. But it isn’t limited to writing. Lately, I’ve been spending much of my creative energy on thinki...

  The fifth stanza of the version of “Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming” that we are use today was either written or translated by John C. Mattes...

Here is Harriet Reynolds Krauth’s translation of stanza 4: This flower, whose fragrance tender With sweetness fills the air, Dispels w...

  The third and fourth stanzas of “Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming” were translated into English by Harriet Reynolds Krauth in 1875, almost twe...