Eugene Vodolazkin on the Puppeteering of History
Joshua Hren on chroniclers.
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God Was Above Vampire Weekend
Angela Franks on music.
Inside Out: Loss in Light of the Last Things
Matthew Tan on Critical Theory.
Theron Ware's Damnation and Catholicism, Then and Now
Amy Welborn on ideals.
From Barbie’s Oscar Trauma to Taylor Swift’s Drama
LuElla D'Amico on women artists.
Watching The Book of Clarence with Albert Schweitzer
Patrick Gray on cinema.
John Finlay’s Poetics of the Incarnation
James Matthew Wilson on Mind and Blood.
Wildcat: The Frenzied Prayer of Flannery O'Connor
David Griffith on humility.
Homer and the Poetry of Forgiveness
Dwight Lindley on Christ & Achilles.
Hans Frank's Diary and the Perils of Political Theology
Jarosław Marek Rymkiewicz on the sacred.
Kevin's Suburban Panopticon?: Home Alone and the Christmas Spirit
Luella D'Amico on belonging.
Scorsese, McDermott, and the Thorn in the Heart
Michael O'Connell on artistic inspiration.
A Defense of Dressing Like a Bad Guy
Emily Strand on costuming.
Suffering and Solace: Edgar Allan Poe’s Catholic Imagination
LuElla D'Amico on the uknown Poe.
Tolkien's Literary Output: Fundamentally Religious and Catholic?
Holly Ordway on faith and writing.
The Afterlife of Coetzee’s Secular Commedia
Joshua Hren on The Pole.
Wes Anderson's Chafings Against the Immanent Frame: An Addendum
Fr. Joshua Whitfield on fraternity.
The Kekulé Problem: What Lies Hidden in Cormac McCarthy's Dreams
Scott Beauchamp on rationality.
Brian Doyle: Without Stories We Are Only Mammals with Weapons
John Nagy on a quest for truth.
Animated Conversations About Inanimate Bodies: Discussing Death in Children's Movies
Luella D'Amico on Pinocchio.
Say My Name: Self-Deception, Transparency, and Redemption in the Breaking Bad Universe
Kenneth Craycraft on commitments.
Katherine Anne Porter’s Place in the Catholic Literary Tradition
Mary Grace Mangano on Judas.
Badly Broken: A Spoiler-Free Analysis of Breaking Bad as a Deeply Human Drama
Leonard DeLorenzo on pride.
There's No Place Like Home: Adapting Fairy Tales (and Ourselves) to Different Mediums
LuElla D'Amico on The Wizard of Oz.
All of the Self You Can't Leave Behind
Leonie Caldecott on autobiographies.
The End of Reading
Jessica Hooten Wilson on reading for the love of God.
The Hidden Bookshelf of J. F. Powers
John Nagy on reading.
The Womb and the Word
Leonie Caldecott on the Mary-shaped hole of the heart.Catholic Tradition and the Individual Talent
Katy Carl on contemplative realism.
To Go to Lvov: Lessons in Exile as Mysticism
Ewa Chrusciel on Adam Zagajewski.