Brooklyn Follies by Paul Auster
Leave it to Paul Auster to pull a fast one on his readers. When one thinks of Auster multi-layered and intertwined stories with a touch of the surreal come to m...
Author: Kevin Holtsberry
I work in communications and public affairs. I try to squeeze in as much reading as I can while still spending time with my wife and two kids (and cheering on the Pittsburgh Steelers and Michigan Wolverines during football season).
Smart Sex?
Good interview up at NRO with Jennifer Roback Morse. Morse is the author of a book that has been in my TBR pile for awhile: Smart Sex: Finding Life-long Love in...
Christians and Art: Passionately Ambivalent?
Thought provoking article in Books & Culture on Christians and art. Ostensibly a review of two recently published books on the subject, the author – ...
Landon Snow And the Auctor's Riddle by R. K. Mortenson
One trend in publishing that I applaud is the move toward well designed and illustrated children’s fantasy. From the Spiderwick Chronicles to The Edge Chr...
The Da Vinci Code
Ross Douthat over at The American Scene has an interesting post on The Da Vinci Code the movie. In the course of that discussion he offers this critique of the ...
An Idiot for All Seasons by David Feherty
Well, folks golf season has started and things are starting to heat up a bit. Tiger has already won his first two tourneys (one in Dubai) and a rookie who hits ...