Catholic author William Boyle is a novelist who, while covering familiar ground thematically, manages to bring compelling new insights into each new release.
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“Someone recently told me I write ‘bio-fiction’ — a fusion of biography and historical fiction, and I like the sound of that,” author Erika Robuck said.
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Michigan-based novelist Angela Shupe’s debut work, “In the Light of the Sun,” can be seen as a testament to the power of art and music to lighten even the most …
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Dion DiMucci distinguished himself from many rock and roll colleagues in the late 1960s by publicly recommitting himself to his Christian faith.
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“Joan” of Arkansas in this story is Joanie Smith, a 16-year-old unpopular high school student who overcomes a range of hardships to find grace and redemption for herself and those …
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“Where Angels Pass”Ellen Gable Hrkach, Full Quiver Publishing (2022)322 pages, $14.99 Catholic writer Ellen Gable Hrkach’s latest book “Life From the Bottom Shelf” (Full Quiver Publishing) is a bit of …
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“Believe: Why Everyone Should Be Religious”Ross Douthat Zondervan Books (HarperCollins Christian Publishing Inc) (2025)240 pages, $29.99 In October, New York Times pundit and author Ross Douthat penned an opinion column …
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Anyone hopeful for a stronger Catholic presence in contemporary arts and letters can only be heartened in the aftermath of the recent Catholic Imagination Conference at the University of Notre …
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“Dear Dante”Angela Alaimo O’Donnell, Paraclete Press (2024)93 pages, $21 Anyone looking to appreciate Dante Alighieri’s “Divine Comedy” without having to wade through the 100 cantos will welcome this new collection …
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“In the Courts of Three Popes”Mary Ann GlendonImage Books, 2024; 219 pages Mary Ann Glendon’s new book is a welcome addition to the body of narrative nonfiction on the inner-workings …
