Finding Flannery: How the Catholic Writer Became My Literary Guide
COMMENTARY: Catholicism immersed her writing, but it was often covert to the uninitiated like me.
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Flannery O’Connor Caught Glimpses of God’s Grace in Nature
COMMENTARY: O’Connor’s enjoyment of the natural world, despite the terribly debilitating dis-ease she suffered from, was in keeping with her philosophy of life.
Here’s the Latest Proof of the ‘Exciting Rebirth’ of Catholic Poetry in the US
This collection of poems by James Matthew Wilson offers an appreciation for the gift of life in all its sorrows, wonders, mysteries and simple pleasures.
‘Alive’ Writer Piers Paul Read Pens Tour-de-Force History of Catholic Church
‘I felt I had a vocation,’ says the noted British author about his life’s work. ‘It was what God wanted me to do.’
Author’s Latest Collection Challenges Readers to Stay at the Foot of the Cross and Suffer With Its Characters
BOOK PICK: A Holy Week review of Katy Carl’s ‘Fragile Objects: Short Stories’
Novelist Michael O’Brien: ‘God Is Writing a Vast, Complex Story’
Canadian writer speaks about ‘By the Rivers of Babylon,’ scriptural inspiration and the times in which we live.
Author Liam Callanan’s Work Is Animated by His Catholic Faith
Choosing the right path, which was sparked by a chaplain’s letter, informs much of author’s narrative fiction.
Sigrid Undset — A Catholic Woman for Our Time
COMMENTARY: The gifted Norwegian writer Sigrid Undset, by any standard, was a most extraordinary person.
The Writings of Frank Sheed: Here Comes Theology for Everyone
BOOKS FEATURE: The 20th-century Catholic writer used plain English to reveal to the ordinary man and woman the richness of Catholicism.
