Dana Greene's latest book is Denise Levertov: A Poet's Life. She serves on the board of the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation.
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Book Review
What can Catholics learn from Muslims about encountering God?
Book review: The author's intent is not to collapse Islam into Christianity or vice versa, but rather to appreciate that Muslims too encounter God, and like Christians their naming is a way to enter into the nameless origin of all.
Book Review
'Pelosi' biography chronicles wins and losses, not her inner workings
Book review: NCR readers who might be eager to know how House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's faith — Pelosi is a committed Catholic — and actions intersect, will be disappointed, but Molly Ball's Pelosi confirms the speaker's contribution to American history.
Book Review
On Flannery O'Connor's birthday, two books to celebrate her life, work
Book review: For the many who consider this Southern Catholic one of the best fiction writers of 20th-century America, Good Things Out of Nazareth and Andalusian Hours commemorate her in very different ways.
Book Review
New book meditates on Emily Dickinson's acute awareness of natural world
Review: In this extended reflection on the much-beloved poet's work, Charles Murphy charts the sacramental qualities of Dickinson's imagination and her rebellion against sin-haunted Calvinism.
