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"It is a well-observed fact that all institutions intended to last—whether marriages, universities, or countries—require periods dedicated to renewal. A decade on from its founding, we believe the same principle applies to online magazines. As many of you know, this Collection coincides roughly with the one-year anniversary of Merion West’s second chapter, with its sharpened focus on our mission to celebrate the written-word tradition in all its forms—from journalism to poetry—and to promote the good, the true, and the beautiful through these pages."

"From our perch as the editor and publisher, these ideals have in practice been condensed into a simple question: “Do we love this piece of writing?” If the answer is anything but yes, it is more than likely not to be found here."

"One manifestation of this is a focus on the issues we believe matter most and are not given their proper due in other corners of media. From questioning the increasingly rampant sky-is-falling doomerism in an interview with a leading AI-safety expert, to a teacher in Tanzania providing a first-hand account of the repression roiling that country while the West looks away—it is safe to say this issue has delivered. Our other area of priority is centering the human person and his God-given value, reflected in a poignant article on the tragic beauty of aging by Robin Greene, and in the poet Dr. Ehrhart’s reflective eulogy to Beanie, his family’s cat of twenty-two years."

"These are but a few examples out of twenty essays and interviews published since our last issue, on April 20."

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