Book Review: Alec Ryrie's new book is a good guide on unbelief's mercurial history. He concludes that unbelief came in two models — one based on anger, one on anxiety.
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: Stephen Puleo's detailed history explores the charitable efforts Americans — rural and urban, immigrant and native-born, Christian, Quaker and Jewish — made to alleviate Irish suffering in the 1840s.
Book review: During World War II, villagers in France offered asylum to Jewish refugees. They continue to do so today with new generations migrants. In The Plateau, Maggie Paxon finds out why.
