Reclaim, Restore, Redeem
I began working wood in earnest when, during graduate school, a discount-store shelving unit nearly collapsed under my growing collection of books. My wife…
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Incarnational Analogies: The Soteriology of The Runaway Bunny
Margaret Wise Brown’s classic children’s story The Runaway Bunny1 (illustrated by Clement Hurd) has garnered scant scholarly attention since its publication in 1942, although…
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“Nor Am I Out of It”: A Review of Rob Bell’s “Love Wins”
Most book reviews open with a tidy summary of the book in question. To put it gently, Rob Bell’s new book Love Wins (HarperOne,…
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C. S. Lewis: The Professional Scholar
Stephen Schuler, offers this review of Part I: Scholar (chapters 2-5). John V. Fleming, “Literary Critic,” 15-28; Stephen Logan, “Literary Theorist,” 29-42; Dennis Danielson, “Intellectual…
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So You Want People to Read Your Poetry?
Why is it that most literate people do not read much poetry? There was a time in England and even America when volumes of…
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