Latest Articles
The popular liturgical devotional has sold 350,000 copies in six years.
Our Books Department editor explores what it’s like to be a librarian celebrating intellectual freedom while her hometown bans books.
The Logos Theater’s artistic director Nicole Stratton and puppetmaster Justin Swain spoke with Geeks Under Grace and reflected on their time with The Horse and His Boy.
Comics & Graphic Novels
Our Books Department editor explores what it’s like to be a librarian celebrating intellectual freedom while her hometown bans books.
This Image Comic series tells a moving tale which combines the struggle of caring for an aging parent with mythical mayhem.
The Nickelodeon fan-favorite character returns for a new graphic novel adventure!
Manga
Review — Oshi no Ko (Vol. 1 & Episode 1)
Oshi no Ko is a popular anime of the Spring 2023 season, but how does the story hold up in both its original and adapted forms?
Review – Akira
Forty years after the influential manga’s release, we examine if it still deserves its status. Check out our review to see the conclusion.
Review – Demon Slayer series
Demon Slayer appears to be standard shonen fare, but it is much more. Tanjiro’s search for a cure for demons keeps readers on their toes.
Novels
Review – Elantris
Elantris is Brandon Sanderson’s debut novel, and one of the Cosmere’s earliest stories. Our review examines whether it’s worth reading.
Review — Verity
Colleen Hoover has gained popularity thanks to TikTok. Her suspense novel Verity is applauded as one of her best works. But, is it really?
Classic Review — The Horse and His Boy (1954)
The fifth published Narnia book explores some of the darkest themes in the saga.
Non-Fiction
Interview — Douglas Kaine McKelvey, Creator Of Every Moment Holy
The popular liturgical devotional has sold 350,000 copies in six years.
Review – The Biblical Trinity
A new book explores the basics of Christian teachings on the Trinity in scripture.
A Brief Introduction To The Church Fathers
Two new books from last year highlight the philosophical background of early Christianity.
Classics
Review – Man in White: A Novel (1986)
Johnny Cash retells the story of Paul the Apostle and his conversion.
Classic Review – The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. (1820)
The Sketch Book is one of the most important and influential works of literary in contemporary history, but it is also fun and accessible in ways may classics aren’t.
Classic Review – The Ballad of the White Horse (1911)
Chesterton’s great epic poem speaks to the humility, joy, and challenges of faith.