MacDonald’s most famous work was this one. A delightful story of a young princess with a vivid imagination—or perhaps, a most sophisticated faith that sees the presence of generous love in much of her own life—who is named Irene, meaning “peace.”
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Friendship’s respectful practice is the core of this book by Irish author John O’Donohue. Raised in the remote and windswept Burren area of western Ireland, O’Donohue writes with passion about the ancient Irish practice of “anam cara”…
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A powerful and poetic novel about trauma in the aftermath of the Arab Spring, Slipping by Mohamed Kheir is magical realism meets adventure.
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The Parted Earth by Anjali Enjeti is a powerful tale of love, loss, and hope. Damian Maximus takes a look at why this book is a must-read.
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A cornerstone in Celtic Christianity, Listening for the heartbeat of God takes the reader on a journey through the history of the faith.
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Modern Herstory is a compilation of influential women from the 1900’s to the present who have made a difference in the world we have today.
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We sit down with Kimberli Hudson, founder of thirteen different companies, and talk with her about life, business, and her current projects.
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It is often a strange and winding path… one takes to becoming an author and for Brian John Skillen whose first book The Way:…
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To focus a novel on the act of walking would seem an incredibly risky endeavour. Walking is, after all, tremendously dull. Or at least…
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“Shut up and dribble,” was the response of television and radio talk show host Laura Ingraham to Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James for “talking politics”…
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The Blackout: A Novel Inspired by True Events Louise was fourteen when the Northeast Blackout of 2003, the ninth-largest in the world, affected an estimated 55 million people across…
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Reception Upon its release, the St Jame’s Gazette questioned why Wilde would put his name to “so stupid and vulgar a piece of work”….
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