Who We Are Shortly after we decided to call ourselves Two Fishes Press, and as the paint was still drying on our logo (above), an ancient Christian mosaic of the two fishes was discovered at Armageddon (at right). We choose to see this discovery as a hopeful confirmation of our efforts to articulate a new attitude to Christ. For us, the image of the two fishes represents a tension of the two aspects of Christ, the persona and the shadow, held together in a dynamic unity. We see this tension as an accurate image of Christ, and of the dynamism of living in Christ, who is both known and also the stranger who is not yet known. People generally regard the nature of Christ as known and complete. However, we at Two Fishes Press see Christ's nature as surprising, vital and changing. When we struggle to understand and have a relationship with this dynamic Christ, we change the nature of Christianity. Two Fishes Press was founded in 2005 to articulate a new perspective on the nature of Christ. Editors Rosamond Bailey, Amy Bodman, Thayer Cluett, and Marjorie Seguin share a background in the development of ideas linking an understanding of psychology with views on Christ's nature. Past projects have included a psychological journal, The Mirror, a documentary video Dry Bones: Christianity In Transition, and ten years working in association with the Anglican Church in Canada, bridging theological and psychological perspectives on human nature and the nature of Christ. Two Fishes Press has published two books, Christ In The Shadow: The Light That Shines In The Darkness (2007), and The Wind Blows Where It Wishes: Imagination As The Language Of Christ (2009).” The Wind Blows Where It Wishes is a companion volume to Christ In The Shadow. Two Fishes Press is located in Consecon, Ontario, Canada.

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