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Concerning Bennoch's own writing and that of others, including Nathaniel Hawthorne, Sir Walter Scott, Mary Mitford, and Bret Harte; mentioning some of the social causes with which Bennoch was involved, such as refugee relief, certain public works, and education; discussing the Crimean War and its veterans; regarding his membership in the antiquarian group called the Noviomagus Society.

Contributors to this poetry anthology share their experiences of autumn transformations. Some poems are nostalgic, some are humorous, and some are reflective. Writers from around the United States and from Wales, India, and Sint Maarten offer poems that are unique yet recognizable. Together, their voices form a community of individuals whose words reflect deep passion and respect for life.

Sent, the publication, celebrates 100 ideas about space. The project (2019-2021) brought more voices and experiences into the conversation about architecture, design, and the places we inhabit. The publication is a holistic review and includes all postcards accompanied by an introduction to the project and contributors, and additional letters and material from the AA Summer School Unit, With Love. Presented as a box of treasures Sent has the playful intention to inspire and delight.

Mortal Enemy, Death Comes for the Archbishop, "A Death in the Desert," "Paul's Case," "The Sculptor's Funeral," and more. The final chapter considers Cather's character and personality in some detail, and the volume concludes with an appendix on the uncollected tales. As Edward Wagenknecht observes, many critics view Cather as essentially a religious writer. For her, the most precious word of all was the view that art and religion are one. In this spirit, Willa Cather.