Robert Harris will keep you awake into the wee hours.

Re-reading John LeCarré.

Michael Crichton + Richard Preston = compulsive reading.

13 writers and their books.

Good news and bad news from the academy.

Malcolm Fox of “The Complaints” returns for another case.

’Tis the season of Philip K. Dick.

Volume 1 in a new series from N.D. Wilson.

An acidulous report on a sensational murder trial.

A guide to "work's version of Newspeak."

Eric Metaxas presides over an intellectual feast.

An accessible guide to spiritual classics.

Mark Noll is your professor.

Good news: reissues of Len Deighton.

The fourth Chet & Bernie adventure.

A new Liz Carlyle novel by Stella Rimington, former head of MI5.

You don’t want to mess with Vanessa Michael Munroe.

The second book in an excellent new crime-fiction series.

Want a book for boys? Try this.

Stephen Kampa’s delicious first book.

Have you taken a look lately?

Real Christianity in a virtual world.

Previewing the July/August issue of B&C.

The evidence is clear: faith matters.

A feast for readers with an appetite for history.

Scientist Peter Atkins explains it all for you.

A cheerful economist tells parents to relax.

Celebrating four decades of Christian scholarship.

Previewing the May/June issue of B&C.

A playful and savvy guidebook by John Sutherland.

A new book of poems from L.S. Klatt.

A reader’s report six months after the launch.

A family’s life, in all its messy glory.

The CIA agent with Alzheimer’s, still kicking.

Well, almost everything.

Previewing the March/April issue of B&C.

Now in a print edition as well as on the web.

A landmark volume, illuminated by artist Makoto Fujimura.

David Poyer’s gripping new novel is an unfashionable morality tale.

A textbook worth reading outside the classroom.

The first book in a series of “Pentecostal Manifestos.”

Listening in on the Veritas Forum.

Books & Culture’s Book of the Year

A preview of the January/February issue.

Really? Has it come to this?

A potent novel that deconstructs fashionable notions about “identity.”

A powerful series of teen novels by the author of "True Crime."

A new novel from John le Carré.

Questions that still demand an answer.

A preview of the November/December issue.