Faith, Fiction, Friends

In the novels, stories and articles by Charles Dickens, London often assumed the role of character all on its own. Its streets and buil...

Hudson Ambrose is a reporter for a Las Vegas newspaper. He’s headed home in the wee hours of the morning when he sees a man slumped ove...

Our Keats Walk in Hampstead in north London, led by guide Anita Miller , has brought us to Hampstead Heath . Our first time on the Heat...

Sherlock Holmes, as it turns out, had peers. Or at least he had contemporaries who also happened to be in the detecting business. ...

After Acts 21 Pleas, entreaties, warnings, tears fall on blocked ears and open mind. I will listen to but not heed the words ...

We live in crazy times. An innocuous email from Yale offends students who need safe space, and the university found itself caught b...

It was in June, I believe, when I saw an item posted by Maureen Doallas on her blog, Writing Without Paper . If you know Maureen, she k...