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Author of THE TWELVE TRIBES OF HATTIE and THE UNSETTLED (@AAKnopf), Iowa Writers' Workshop Alum (student, former faculty and proud), wanna-be chef
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A Toddler With a Halo Stirs Up the Campus Unfaithful

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By Ayana Mathis
| Flipboard
"'F—k the education! Go get your f—ng money'" - Vernon Maxwell claims he was one of the first to advise Kobe Bryant to skip college After witnessing what young Bryant could do, Maxwell told him to jump straight to the NBA. No matter how brash or rough around the edges he may seem, …
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By Ayana Mathis
| The New York Times Verified
THE NIMBUS, by Robert P. Baird “He was on fire. Adrian’s son was on fire.” These are the opening sentences of Robert P. Baird’s debut novel, “The Nimbus.” Without purpose or cause, a halo flares around Prof. Adrian Bennett’s 2-year-old son, Luca, while he naps in his stroller.
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‘Circle of Hope’ asks: What is a church called to do?

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By Ayana Mathis
| Frederick News Post Verified
Circle of Hope was a little church that would. Founded in Philadelphia in 1996, 700 members strong at its peak, Circle was a “beloved community” built on salvation through Christ and the radical mutuality of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
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