Eugene Peterson on stories, translation… and Bono
This is an absolute delight – set aside 30 minutes to watch this very genial and often hysterical fireside chat with a man who has much to say. Amazing how much ground they cover in this short time (from Dickens & Joyce to Wendell Berry, translating The Message & Bono’s appreciation of it, the limitations of our understanding and the need to ordain fiction writers!).
Taken from a writer’s symposium in Feb 2007 in California. (HT – U2sermons)
~ by markmeynell on Tuesday 4 March 2008.
Posted in U2, bible, faith, general arts, human nature, literature, words
Tags: Bono, Dickens, fiction, The Message, wendell berry




















This was outstanding! I especially like his words toward the end about ordaining writers!