Where does the sacred meet the ordinary?
St. Katherine Review Anthology: Poetry and Prose brings together selected writing published in St. Katherine Review between 2019
and 2025. Across poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction, these contemporary writers encounter mystery and meaning in family,
memory, grief, mortality, the natural world, ecological crisis, prayer, repentance, and love.
Some pieces tell stories; some move like songs; all look beneath the surface of everyday life toward beauty, mercy, connection,
and the invisible presence shining through the visible world.
Edited by poet Sheila Murray-Nellis, this wide-ranging anthology invites readers into a literary community attentive to both the
beauty and brokenness of being human. It will appeal to readers of spiritual poetry, nature writing, contemplative literature, and
thoughtful contemporary writing about faith, hope, loss, and wonder.
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Sheila Murray-Nellis lives on Kootenay Lake in the interior of British Columbia, Canada, where she and her husband, an Orthodoxpriest, are building a Byzantine-style stone chapel. Her poetry has appeared in Amethyst Review, Clarion Journal, Mslexia, St.Katherine Review, The Windhover, Catholic Poetry Room, and elsewhere. She is the author of two books, You Are Meant to Be LikeFire and Presence, and has twice won the Kootenay Poetry Competition. She also writes children's literature and serves as poetryeditor for St. Katherine Review.
Angela Doll is a writer, editor, and publishing professional based in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is the author of NearlyOrthodox, Garden in the East, and The Wilderness Journal, and co-author of The Blessing of Now (forthcoming). Through LitBridgePublishing she works with writers to bring thoughtful, beautifully crafted books into the world. As Editor-in-Chief of Saint KatherineReview, she is committed to publishing work that explores faith, beauty, doubt, belonging, and the complex experience of beinghuman.
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