Diane Scharper is the author or editor of seven books, including Reading Lips and Other Ways to Overcome a Disability, winner of the Helen Keller Memoir Competition. She teaches memoir and poetry for the Johns Hopkins University Osher Program.
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Book Review
Biography explores 'subversive' Christianity of novelist Dorothy Sayers
Book review: Crystal Downing skillfully traces Sayers' views on the subversive nature of Christianity and the revolutionary life of Jesus Christ through her life and her books, plays and many other writings.
Book Review
An author's peacekeeping journey during the Iraq War
Review: Diana Oestreich's memoir of her tour in Iraq as a medic with the U.S. National Guard details how the experience — and hearing God's voice — changed her as a Christian.
Book Review
Three books about peacemaking offer solidarity, solace and hope
Review: The Linn family's encounter with active nonviolence, poems by Lawrence Joseph about struggling with God and self, and a collection of stories from those who seek peaceful solutions to violence make up this fall's books roundup.
Book Review
Rambling and warmly written memoir is part of spring books roundup
Review: National Book Award-winning author Charles Johnson shares how to have a happy life in Grand. Also in this review are Maria Giura's memoir and Invisible Americans by Jeff Madrick about child poverty in the U.S.
