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Post-Racial America? Not Yet.
Why the history of the black "freedom struggle" remains all too relevant today.
Reviewed by Paul Harvey
posted 11/03/08
Leveling the Playing Field?
A report on the evangelical Left.
Reviewed by David R. Swartz
posted 10/27/08
Abstinence Now and Then
We're more enlightened. Aren't we?
Reviewed by LaVonne Neff
posted 10/20/08
Grandpa on the Gridiron
A 59-year-old linebacker goes back to college to complete his senior season.
Reviewed by Jason Byassee
posted 10/06/08
Our Turn to Prosper
Some charismatic leaders have used their hard-won opportunity to preach a message in step with prevailing American materialism.
Reviewed by Matthew Avery Sutton
posted 09/29/08
Eyes to See
From the story of Zaccheus to Down syndrome
Reviewed by Amy Julia Becker
posted 09/29/08
Liberation and Oppression, All Tangled Up
Mark Noll on race and religion in America.
Reviewed by Paul Harvey
posted 09/22/08
Convict No. 9653
A new book about Eugene V. Debs sheds light on free speech and censorship—and civil liberties more generally—during a time of war.
Reviewed by Jeff Crosby
posted 09/22/08
War Fatigue?
Four novels to read while the leaves are falling.
Reviewed by Elissa Elliott
posted 09/22/08
The Best American Novelist You've Never Heard Of
After a 30-year silence, David Rhodes returns.
Reviewed by Phil Christman
posted 09/15/08
Confession Run Amok
How to look like you're taking responsibility while you're actually asking for sympathy.
Reviewed by Stephen H. Webb
posted 09/15/08
Marilynne Robinson at Large Again
A sequel—or a companion—to Gilead, a very different book and just as astonishing.
Reviewed by Linda McCullough Moore
posted 09/08/08
Another America
"I'm oil-field trash," the young man told his wife—but he was a good deal more than that.
Reviewed by Rachel DiCarlo Currie
posted 08/29/08
Lucid Dreaming
Steven Millhauser's tales chart a tight orbit around the kernel where art and the actual overlap.
Reviewed by Jane Zwart
posted 08/25/08
One More Trip to the Red Planet
Mars in the science-fiction imagination.
Reviewed by Joseph Bottum
posted 08/18/08
Teaching Life, with Restraint
Stanley Fish argues that advocacy has no place in the classroom. Is he right?
Reviewed by Abram Van Engen
posted 08/11/08
Oversensitive
The latest book from Norwegian mystery novelist Karin Fossum centers on the disappearance of a nine-year-old girl.
Reviewed by Joseph Bottum
posted 08/04/08
"To Collect Is to Write a Life"
Intimations of hope fulfilled in the memoir of a man who treasures trash.
Reviewed by Linda McCullough Moore
posted 07/28/08
Cradling the World
Annie Dillard's The Maytrees.
Reviewed by Thomas Gardner
posted 07/21/08
Man's Best Friend
A first novel that's the literary sensation of the season.
Reviewed by Elissa Elliott
posted 07/14/08
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