Most people know C.S. Lewis through his fiction—the The Chronicles of Narnia, The Screwtape Letters, or the Ransom trilogy—or through his apologetical writings, like Mere Christianity or The Problem of Pain. Yet in the academic community, Lewis is best remembered for his literacy criticism and expertise in medieval English literature. In fact, he contributed a …
I love books, which is no secret to anyone who knows me. I’m an admitted and unabashed bibliophile. Since starting this blog five years ago, I’ve encountered many people like me, people who like to read, review, recommend, and—most of all—receive good books. That’s why back in July 2010 I started giving away free books …
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I recently helped Fr. Robert Barron launch a new digital campaign called #AskFrBarron. Each month, he solicits questions through his blog and Facebook page and then selects a few to answer using video. He then shares one video answer per week on his Facebook page. In this week’s answer, he covers one of our favorite …
One perk of being a book reviewer is that publishers regularly send emails, catalogs, and a steady stream of advanced review copies. I try to review as many as I can, but I can’t get to them all. So each month I highlight a few new and upcoming books that I’m particularly excited about. (The …
