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.
The new book, Alito, argues that one of the Supreme Court’s least well-known justices became one of its most consequential—from his New Jersey roots to the Dobbs decision. Our conversation with journalist and author Mollie Hemingway.
BOOKS | Recent book explains the differences between Mormonism and Christianity from a Mormon perspective
Mollie Hemingway’s new biography argues Samuel Alito is a man of rare principle and courage. Nick Eicher talks with Hemingway about the justice who held a majority together to overturn Roe.
BOOKS | Athletes speak up about religion
George Grant asks bestselling author Stephen Mansfield how three influential books helped shape a life that began behind the Iron Curtain and led to an unexpected calling.
BOOKS | The legacy of the Declaration of Independence
BOOKS | A collection of new and old prayers for America
BOOKS | Two historical novels about Revolutionary America
BOOKS | Must-read introductions to the people and events of America’s independence
