BOOKS | Three recent novels in the Christian speculative fiction genre
QUEST | Ted Kluck | Three books that shaped my thinking
Author J. Budziszewski says today’s deepest cultural confusion isn’t intellectual but moral. When vice claims the moral high ground, even common sense begins to look like madness. A conversation with WORLD’s Lindsay Mast.
From migration patterns to Jonathan Edwards and Middle-earth, three very different books taught seminary president Jonathan Master to see human experience with greater depth. George Grant has this month’s Quest.
Candice Watters | For summer reading, look for books that help us see beyond our own hearts
Eric Metaxas says he set out simply to tell the story of the Revolution — and kept finding robust Christian faith at its center. His new book explores how that faith shaped the founding generation.
Literary agent Steve Laube is encouraging Christian writers to think less about publishing success and more about faithful obedience. WORLD's Elizabeth Shenk reports.
The book Revolution argues that America’s founding is remarkable enough without embellishment—and that an honest telling naturally reveals the role of faith in the nation’s beginning. Our conversation with author Eric Metaxas.
Before Gone with the Wind became America’s best-selling novel, Margaret Mitchell left the unfinished manuscript propping up a wobbly sofa. George Grant tells the story on the WORLD History Book.
