In an essay of literary criticism titled “Variation in Shakespeare and Others,” C.S. Lewis had this to say concerning Shakespeare’s method of description: Shakespeare behaves rather like a...
Last week Joe Laconte, a history professor at The King’s College, gave a fascinating talk at the Trinity Forum detailing the impact of World War I on the...
If C.S. Lewis is the Protestant apologist beloved by both Catholics and Protestants, G.K. Chesterton is the Catholic apologist adored by both groups as well. Chesterton grew up...
About six months ago my wife and I were preparing to drive to New York City. I asked her if there was a book she wanted to listen...
You may have noticed a slight change in the bag design since Chipotle unveiled the Cultivating Thought: Author Series in May of this year. After a frustrating, entertainment-less...
Mark David Henderson is the author of Soul of Atlas: Ayn Rand, Christianity, and a Quest for Common Ground, a review of which can be found here. Having...
Every good author writes with a target audience in mind, but it is rare to find a book aimed simultaneously at strictly rationalist adherents to Ayn Rand’s political...
C.S. Lewis died fifty years ago today, leaving behind an incredible literary legacy ranging from the beloved children’s series, The Chronicles of Narnia, to great theological and apologetic...
How is it that we can read a story, comprised only of words of ink printed on pages of paper, and be so deeply moved? This question recently...
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