John L’Heureux
The Improbable Persistence of Calling
In one of his final stories for the New Yorker, “The Long Black Line,” former […]
The Imperfect Eye – John L’Heureux
From Picnic in Bablyon, L’Heureux’s journals from 1963-’67. The Imperfect Eye I saw tonight that […]
“Have a Token Lent” and Other Seasonal Suggestions fro …
John L’Heureux was a Jesuit for 17 years before he quit in ’71 and got […]
In Praise of Confusion and John L’Heureux
John L’Heureux’s latest short story, published recently in the New Yorker, tells of a woman […]
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