An outsider's view of Liberty University and the faith it embodies.

A novel about Eve and her brood.

The aftermath of a Good Friday murder raises disturbing questions for an Anglican vicar who doesn't believe in the physical reality of the Resurrection.

A biography of Booker T. Washington defends his life and legacy.

Toni Morrison's mending.

A concise and witty but finally unpersuasive dual portrait of George Orwell and Evelyn Waugh.

The story behind pro football's first superstar and the rise of the NFL.

Raising children is the most important work we do for the Kingdom of God. Isn't it?

Revising perceptions of the influential African American thinker.

A lucid, painstaking, and refreshingly open-minded account of a much-contested subject.

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Paul Mariani's biography of Gerard Manley Hopkins provides extraordinary insight into the craft and faith of a great poet.

A novel that belongs in the company of Infinite Jest, Ulysses, and War and Peace.

An encounter with Roberto Bolaño.

Diane Johnson's new novel chronicles the misadventures of a CIA agent in the post-9/11 era.

A letter from artist Makoto Fujimura.

Why the history of the black "freedom struggle" remains all too relevant today.

A report on the evangelical Left.