Project Northmoor is fundraising to turn the place where the Catholic author wrote ‘The Lord of the Rings’ into a center for creating faith-inspired fantasy.

Two judges for the CT Book Awards reflect on what makes books “good”—and why that matters for children during a global crisis.

What I learned about suffering and hope from reading Albert Camus’s novel during the pandemic.

He kept works in print, edited new collections, and spent a lifetime meditating on everything written by the beloved British author.

Alan Jacobs shows how to resist the pull of the present by engaging ideas from the past.

Jack Boughton, the wayward pastor’s son, is a central character. So is Jesus.

How a lovestruck literature student learned that lesson while walking Oxford’s cobblestone streets.

Or are reports of their death greatly exaggerated?

Novels like "Girl, Woman, Other" offer something precious: passports to the worlds of unbelievers.

Chosen by Valerie Fraser Luesse, a magazine editor, award-winning travel writer, and author of "Missing Isaac" and "Almost Home" (Revell).