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Ungawa!
The curiously compelling saga of Tarzan.
Frederica Mathewes-Green
posted 09/01/05
Orphan in the Storm
Melville and the crisis of moral authority.
Roger Lundin
posted 09/01/05
Butterfly Effect
John Wilson
posted 09/01/05
Does Prayer Change God?
Probing a fathomless mystery.
Philip Yancey
posted 09/01/05
Rime of the Ancient Martian
War of the Worlds—the remix.
Crystal Downing
posted 09/01/05
Let's Do the Mash
The Who Boys, the Beastles, and the Bible.
Andy Crouch
posted 09/01/05
Spinning a Tale
The unobtrusive perfection of Charlotte's Web.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 09/01/05
Laughing in Eden
The life and art of P. G. Wodehouse.
C. Stephen Evans
posted 09/01/05
In the Midst of Things
I did not want to make life-or-death decisions for my mother.
Virginia Stem Owens
posted 09/01/05
Territorial Ambitions
A geographical history of America.
Bruce Kuklick
posted 09/01/05
Unpalatable to Modern Sensibilities
Which Jonathan Edwards?
Allen C. Guelzo
posted 09/01/05
How the Brothers Grimm Overthrew the Evil Empire
A fairy tale.
David Marshall
posted 09/01/05
The Serpent Speaks
Robert Siegel
posted 09/01/05
Living with a Big Poem
Reflections on The Waste Land.
Daniel Taylor
posted 09/01/05
Another Day, Another Dolor
Ogden Nash and the lost tradition of light verse.
Brooke Allen
posted 09/01/05
Listening for Another Reality
Adapting George MacDonald for radio.
Philip Glassborow
posted 09/01/05
Donnie and the Bunnyman
Why Donnie Darko is a favorite film on college campuses.
Thomas Hibbs
posted 09/01/05
Reverse Hagiography
A new biography of Saint Augustine.
Jason Byassee
posted 09/01/05
Leave the Path
Beth Kephart's garden walks.
Cindy Crosby
posted 09/01/05
The Exasperated Knight of the Sorrowful Face
A new translation of Don Quixote.
Laurance Wieder
posted 09/01/05
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