Andrew Roycroft is a poet and pastor in Northern Ireland. His new collection, 33, consists of 33 poems, each 33 words long, meditating on the life and words of Jesus from the Gospel of John—plus 33 essays about the 33 poems. In this episode, Andrew and Jonathan Rogers talk about poetry's power to distill meaning, the poetic implications of John's idea of Logos made flesh, and Seamus Heaney.

<p>Andrew Roycroft is a poet and pastor in Northern Ireland. His new collection, <a href="https://www.squarehalobooks.com/store/33-reflections-on-the-gospel-of-john" data-cke-saved-href="https://www.squarehalobooks.com/store/33-reflections-on-the-gospel-of-john"><em>33</em></a>, consists of 33 poems, each 33 words long, meditating on the life and words of Jesus from the Gospel of John—plus 33 essays about the 33 poems. In this episode, Andrew and Jonathan Rogers talk about poetry's power to distill meaning, the poetic implications of John's idea of Logos made flesh, and Seamus Heaney.</p>

Conversations with writers about writing, hosted by Jonathan Rogers.

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