Literature

The heroine reminds me what it means to be beloved as I raise three children who were abandoned like her.

Classicist Nadya Williams argues for believers reading the Greco-Roman classics.

An excerpt from ‘The War for Middle-Earth: J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis Confront the Gathering Storm, 1933–1945.’

Christian publishing, done well, gives pastors a partner in the long work of spiritual formation.

They go together in his latest novel, as they will for readers who realize it might be his last.

The creator of The Wingfeather Saga discusses the books that changed his life with CT’s editor in chief Russell Moore.

We don’t have to excuse their bad behavior to recognize God’s hand in what they create.

Fantasy novelist Guy Gavriel Kay, who helped compile Tolkien’s Silmarillion, grapples with the juxtaposition of love and suffering in Written on the Dark.

Even the ablest defenses of classical Christian education can lose sight of what gives it life.

Andrew Klavan defends the spiritual value of depicting evil. But he often discounts the spiritual danger involved.