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A Funhouse Mirror
This circus novel, a surprise hit, is now headed for the movies.
Reviewed by Betty Smartt Carter
posted 09/24/07
Lying to Protect Someone
A mother's long–deferred revelation to her children lies at the heart of Graham Swift's new novel.
Reviewed by Elissa Elliott
posted 09/17/07
Our Montaigne
Joseph Epstein is back with another collection of superb essays.
Reviewed by Scot McKnight
posted 09/10/07
What Are Friends For?
A strong second novel from the author of The Dive from Clausen's Pier.
Reviewed by Elissa Elliott
posted 09/03/07
Another Way to Talk About Faith
Public radio host Krista Tippett models constructive conversation.
Reviewed by Jeff Crosby
posted 08/20/07
Sweet Reason with Spice
Tired of blustering atheists and triumphalist Christians? Here's an alternative.
Reviewed by Benjamin B. DeVan
posted 08/13/07
After the Crash
Your only son commits murder and is sentenced to life without parole. How do you go on?
Reviewed by O'Ann Steere
posted 07/30/07
Tour de Faith
Dogma, discipline, and the seven-day ride.
Reviewed by Neil Gussman
posted 07/23/07
Think Globally, Eat Locally
Novelist Barbara Kingsolver and her family undertake a grand experiment.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby
posted 07/23/07
Lonely as Grace
Letting what is broken also be beautiful.
Reviewed by Susanna Childress
posted 07/23/07
How the Amish Do It
A study of Old Order Amish and Mennonite schools should provoke us to rethink Christian schooling more generally.
Reviewed by O'Ann Steere
posted 07/16/07
Secrets of the Talented Tenth Revealed
Stephen Carter's second novel returns to the world of black élites.
By Gerald L. Early
posted 07/02/07
Lost and Found
An adventurous tale for readers young and old.
Reviewed by Matthew Dickerson
posted 05/28/07
Can You Reason with Christians?
A response to Sam Harris' Letter to a Christian Nation.
Reviewed by John Wilson
posted 05/07/07
Christopher Hitchens Explains It All for You
Move over, Sam Harris; another atheist wants the pulpit.
Reviewed by Preston Jones
posted 04/30/07
Longing for We Know Not What
A powerful second novel from the author of The Piano Tuner.
Reviewed by Elissa Elliott
posted 04/23/07
The Critic Looks Inward
A revealing memoir from Robert Hughes.
Reviewed by Ted Prescott
posted 04/16/07
The Story of a Lost Boy's Story
Valentino Achak Deng's long journey.
Reviewed by Jonathan Fitzgerald
posted 04/09/07
Chuckleheads and Timberdoodles?
A bird book you need to add to your shelves.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby
posted 03/26/07
Who Gets to Define Islam?
The question at the root of 9/11.
Reviewed by Stephen Prothero
posted 03/19/07
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