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Nadya Williams

Ashland, Carrollton

Books Editor at Mere Orthodoxy

💍@DanielKWilliam4 | Homeschool mom, writer, Books Editor @mereorthodoxy|📖@ZonderAcademic (x2) @ivpacademic| 📖 under contract @BrazosPress and @ZReflective

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  • Of Rodents and Men – Nadya Williams

    1 week ago | lawliberty.org | Nadya Williams

    One recent morning, I was sitting by the window, reading a book with my first cup of coffee of the day, when something flickered on the edge of my eyesight and swiftly disappeared. “A mouse!” my panicked brain registered, but doubt immediately set in. In broad daylight? In my city house? But then, early the following morning, upon coming downstairs, my husband met the mouse in flagrante delicto—nonchalantly running along on our kitchen counter. Horror of horrors.

  • Father's Day Edition: Three Cheers to/for the Best Guys Out There!

    1 week ago | nadyawilliams.substack.com | Nadya Williams

    Once upon a time, for many years, we used to have a favorite rocking chair. I nursed three different babies in it. And (the above evidence shows) it worked great also for reading books to increasingly larger babies. But babies don’t keep. We finally got rid of this chair when we moved to Ohio from Georgia just under two years ago—it was so incredibly beat up by then, after years of people rocking, reading, and occasionally trampolining in it. But some things don’t change.

  • Thucydides Slow Read: Week 6

    2 weeks ago | nadyawilliams.substack.com | Nadya Williams

    Book 2 of Thucydides has been a sort of sandwich of Pericles’s speeches with the plague as the unpleasant “meat” in the middle. First, we read the Funeral Oration, commemorating the Athenians who died in the first year of the war. In this speech, Pericles praised the Athenian democracy and the Athenians themselves for their strength of character and their ability to work together for the good of their state. But right after that, we went into the plague in Athens.

  • Plato Among the Tyrants: On the Making of 'The Republic'

    3 weeks ago | mereorthodoxy.com | Nadya Williams

    Nadya Williams Nadya Williams is the Books Editor at Mere Orthodoxy.

  • Williams Family Books: Get Ready Thine Shelves!

    3 weeks ago | nadyawilliams.substack.com | Nadya Williams

    Somehow, between the two of us, and I have not one, not two, but THREE new books coming this fall/winter! So here’s just a little bit about each of them.

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Nadya Williams
Nadya Williams @NadyaWilliams81
25 Jun 25

RT @eal0ng: I need a “Baby’s First Summa” board book where you lift the flap to reveal the sed contra and responsio

Nadya Williams
Nadya Williams @NadyaWilliams81
23 Jun 25

Wrote this before Saturday, but definitely still applies: "War is evil. It shouldn’t make us evil in response. When we consider what war does to us and our affections, it is important to remember the humanity of all involved." Today @mereorthodoxy https://t.co/ffpzK9xS5x

Nadya Williams
Nadya Williams @NadyaWilliams81
23 Jun 25

RT @mereorthodoxy: Humanity in Wartime https://t.co/WVuWrVPDNu