Tag: Catholic literature

Those new to Doran will encounter a tightly plotted mystery infused with the soul of a modern thriller.

Within a story of dysfunctional family relationships, Mauriac illustrates a cold soul, who can still be warmed by grace that comes from those who love purely.

The best selling thriller author’s Jane Hawk series is a large-scale defense of the ability to choose meaning and virtue.

Where is our next prophet?

In “The Silent Corner,” Dean Koontz paints a terrifying vision of ideological terrorism that aims at a fate worse than death.

Dr. Stephen Mirarchi speaks about his work on the works of Myles Connolly, an author and a Hollywood screenwriter.

The Will Wilder series makes great reading for people of all ages. Why? Here are some of the best reasons.

I hope writers don’t take Raymond Arroyo’s advice. “Stay in non-fiction if you can, my friend,” he wrote to me in an email, interrupting his work on a third volume in his

Literary science fiction is more popular than ever. The success of films like The Martian, based on Andy Weir’s 2011 novel, is only helping the genre gain a wider audience. Bishop Barron had positive

by Stephen Mirarchi A master of the short story, Flannery O’Connor’s reputation has only strengthened in the fifty-two years since her death. “The hillbilly Thomist,” as O’Connor wryly dubbed herself, had a