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.
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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.
Fictions and Faith: Catholic Sci-Fi Writer John C. Wright Discusses His Craft
Convert-writer feels no need to hide his faith from his readers.
A Writer’s Annunciation at Walsingham
Convert poet Sally Read returns to England’s Marian shrine.
Dana Gioia, Cultural Renovation and the Catholic Writer Today
Book highlights literature’s patrimony and what it means today.
Writer Michael O’Brien and the Mission of Catholic Art
BOOK PICK: On the Edge of Infinity: A Biography of Michael D. O’Brien
Fatima, Mary and the Muslims; Getting to Yes: Courtship, Not Just Dating; Do You Believe and More!
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Michael White Wins Tuscany Prize for Catholic Fiction
The author's prizewinning novel Resting Places recounts a woman’s cross-country search for meaning after her son’s accidental death.
