British writer Francis Spufford talks about heartbreak and loss, hope and eternity, in his latest novel, Light Perpetual.
British writer Francis Spufford talks about heartbreak and loss, hope and eternity, in his latest novel, Light Perpetual.
Barney Zwartz reviews John Carroll’s book ‘On Guilt’.
Natasha Moore writes an open letter to Marilynne Robinson about her latest novel ‘Jack’.
On the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, Natasha Moore reflects on our fascination with WWII stories.
Simon Smart reflects on the church forests of Ethiopia, and the possibility of human solidarity across continents, cultures, and time.
Natasha Moore reflects on what the coronavirus crisis has in common with Easter Saturday, and what help the Easter story has to offer.
A poet tells the story of his faith unravelling - and being woven together again.
Justine Toh on Lisa Taddeo’s book ‘Three Women’, and the desire to be completely known by another.
Laurel Moffatt on how good writing is always an “echo of the incarnation”.
Simon Smart on Christos Tsiolkas new novel ‘Damascus’ and its stunning portrayal of how radical the message of Jesus was in ancient world.
Nobody ever remembers women writers - but playwright Jo Kadlecek wants to change that.
BarneyZwartz reviews historian Tom Holland’s book ‘Dominion’.
