Geoff Gentry

Alabaster Co

Head Writer
April 2017- Present

The Creative Tension of Darren and Trisha Inouye. || Alabaster: The Journal

A Chapel in the Earth || Alabaster: The Journal  

Adaobi Ugoagu Is on a Mission || Alabaster: The Journal

Artificial Christian on Hip-Hop, Hustle and Making Songs that Matter || Alabaster: The Journal

Alabaster Advent Series | Post 1 | Post 2 | Post 3 | Post 4 |

A Meditation on Lent, Suffering and Creativity || Alabaster: The Journal

Art Is the Symbol That Moves Us Towards Restoration || Alabaster: The Journal

Letting the Psalms Shape Our Spirituality || Alabaster: The Journal

Kathy Khang Teaches Us How To Raise Our Voice || Alabaster: The Journal

A Theology of Making || Alabaster: The Journal

Overcoming the Barriers to Creating—A Lesson in Beginning Again and Again and Again || Alabaster: The Journal

When You Get Their Remember That You Were Carried By The Spirit || Alabaster: The Journal

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A Liturgy for Creatives

On Becoming Creative

Collected Posts

Skimlinks' Real-Life Acquisition, Nurture and Retention Journeys || AutopilotHQ

How to Write a Support Letter People Will Actually Want to Read || Karani

Post ______ Everything || Medium

We raced to read 50 books in 2017 || Medium

The Formula is Doing Work || Medium

What Next: A Modern Guide to Transition

I'm working on an eBook w/ my good friend Brian Sun. What Next: A Modern Guide to Transition (working title) is a deep-dive into the process of leaving the old, starting the new and all the awkwardness, joy and pain that happens in the middle. This book is a labor of love and an act of service- at least that's how we see it. We live in an age where movement, new things and starting over is the norm. We want to give language and perspective on what it means to do that well. Shooting for a late 2019 release. 

I've got a box under my bed with a decade worth of poems in it. Really. Recently I've been going through all of that content and putting it together for my first book of poetry. I'm working with my friend Bryan Chung to pair these poems with original illustrations. This is the scariest project I've ever worked on- but I think that's why I can't not do it.