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Matthew Lee AndersonLiterature
A new quote from C.S. Lewis on story is contained in the never-before published letter to Sarah Hauser, which is now available to read for the first time.
Guest WriterLiteratureCollege and UniversityBook Reviewsreading guidebooks
If you want to figure out what is worth reading this year--and what isn't--be sure to see our list. This reading guide for 2013 has only the best.
L. M. SacasasLiterature
Rod Dreher's Little Way of Ruthie Leming is an extended meditation on the concept of home, which has deep roots in the Christian theological tradition.
Chris KrychoLiteratureLord of the RingsJ. R. R. TolkienallegoryThe Chronicles of Narniatypology
Christian readers have insisted on finding allegories to Christian theology throughout Tolkien's works. What they have found is typology instead.
Chris KrychoFilm Reviews/HollywoodLiteratureJ. R. R. TolkienHollywoodPeter Jacksonheroism
Yes, inner conflict is real, and tormented struggle is a major part of our lives. But so is the valiant hero.
Brett McCrackenTechnologyLiteratureTheology and Practicec.s. lewisjoyZadie SmithMarilynne Robinsonpleasure
Zadie Smith, C.S. Lewis, and the differences between joy and pleasure in the 21st century
Matthew Lee AndersonLiterature
Les Miserables is about law. And grace. Readers often put law and grace against each other, but Les Miserables keeps them together.
Matthew Lee AndersonLiterature
Adults in the Body of Children: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Midsummer Night's Dream
Christopher BensonLiteratureFormation
Developing an Ecological Orientation Through the Narrative Imagination
Christopher BensonLiterature
"Her eyes drank in the breadth of it": a phenomenology of receiving the land
TexLiterature
The same old New World?
Christopher BensonLiterature
The Genius of the Land