Faith, Fiction, Friends

I've been a subscriber of Fast Company magazine for almost a decade, and enjoy the publication, but I wasn't quite prepared for the ...

"Flannery O'Connor and the Avoidance," my article on how the writer took issue with the idea of "author as celebrity,...

When I attended the High Calling editorial team meeting and writers conference at Laity Lodge last month, I participated in the poetry wor...

Author Dale Cramer has written four extraordinary novels and has a fifith one due to be published in January. They are novels written from l...

You’re a successful software entrepreneur in Seattle. You live in the penthouse of a condominium. You have a romantic relationship with your...

Marilynne Robinson is a writer of what could only be called serious, literary fiction. Her fist novel, Housekeeping (1980), had the good fo...

Christian Manifesto has published my blog post on Michael Spencer & Mere Churchianity . For a decade until his death from cancer in Apri...

My new post for Christian Manifesto, " A Storyteller First ," is about author Travis Thrasher. Let me know what you think. I revie...

My new post, on author and speaker Don Miller, is up at The Christian Manifesto . I consider his books Blue Like Jazz and A Million Miles i...

My article on the influence of Stephen King on Christian novelists has been posted over at Christian Manifesto . Take a look and let me know...

Christian Manifesto has posted my article " Wendell Berry and the Land ," which takes a look at how Berry's philosophy of the ...

A few short years before the Impressionists burst upon the French art world, Edouard Manet painted a work entitled "The Dead Christ wit...

Last week, I had a blog post over at The Christian Manifesto on what “edginess” can teach the church. And what I meant by “edginess” was so...

A number of Christian authors, bloggers and writers are taking on some of the sacred cows of evangelical Christianity -- and usually managin...

So what is Christian fiction? There's a debate, usually (but not always) civil, that's pointing the way to larger questions. I have ...