Eastern Christian Books

All week, as this new reality continues to settle in upon us, I have been regularly thinking of my Glaswegian grandparents living through th...

I'm a bit behind here, but last week on a plane greatly enjoyed the 2 January 2020 edition of the London Review of Books. In there I fou...

Continuing with some periodic notes and musings on things discovered in the always delightful  London Review of Books, I spy the following o...

If there's a theme to this issue of the London Review of Books it is surely historical materialism and its ghosts, for lack of a better ...

I began last month a new series on here: annotations from my reading of the London Review of Books, which comes every two weeks and is savo...

To my enormous surprise and delight--never expecting to find such a book in so notoriously a Republican town as Ft. Wayne--I found at a sale...

Cyprus seems to be coming in for some recent scrutiny, as a recent book, noted only last month, bears on parts of its history. Now another ...

I have been reading biographies of, books by, books about, and books written by people somehow connected to, Winston Churchill for two decad...

More than five years ago now, I noted that the eve of the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War was already occasioning a slew o...

This book has nothing especially to do with Eastern Christianity; but I make note of it in case there are others who would be interested in ...