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Prague Fatale
Philip Kerr’s eighth Bernie Gunther novel lives up to expectations.
It's Milking Time
Settle down to read with the kids--or grandkids!
The Best of “The Reformed Journal”
Keep this anthology at your bedside.
The Expats
Espionage & the boredom of motherhood.
No Mark Upon Her
Murder most foul + child-care issues.
The Books & Culture Café
Previewing the menu for May/June.
Science in Focus
Check it out every Wednesday.
Unschooling
A passionate critique of traditional education, public & private.
Books & Culture's 100th Issue
Bring out the trumpets & zithers.
The Columbia Guide to Religion in American History
A superb resource.
Still
Lauren Winner’s “Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis.”
Printers Row
A new book supplement from the Chicago Tribune.
The Fear Index
Robert Harris will keep you awake into the wee hours.
Tinker, Tailor, Trilogy
Re-reading John LeCarré.
Micro
Michael Crichton + Richard Preston = compulsive reading.
Unpacking My Library
13 writers and their books.
Ups and Downs of Higher Ed
Good news and bad news from the academy.
The Impossible Dead
Malcolm Fox of “The Complaints” returns for another case.
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
’Tis the season of Philip K. Dick.
The Dragon's Tooth
Volume 1 in a new series from N.D. Wilson.
Iphigenia in Forest Hills
An acidulous report on a sensational murder trial.
The Wage Slave’s Glossary
A guide to "work's version of Newspeak."
Socrates in the City
Eric Metaxas presides over an intellectual feast.
25 Books Every Christian Should Read
An accessible guide to spiritual classics.
Protestantism: A Very Short Introduction
Mark Noll is your professor.
The IPCRESS File
Good news: reissues of Len Deighton.
The Dog Who Knew Too Much
The fourth Chet & Bernie adventure.
Rip Tide
A new Liz Carlyle novel by Stella Rimington, former head of MI5.
The Informationist
You don’t want to mess with Vanessa Michael Munroe.
Pattern of Wounds
The second book in an excellent new crime-fiction series.
The Final Hour
Want a book for boys? Try this.
Cracks in the Invisible
Stephen Kampa’s delicious first book.
The Christian Century
Have you taken a look lately?
Digital Disciple
Real Christianity in a virtual world.
A Critique of ALL Religions
Previewing the July/August issue of B&C.
More God, Less Crime
The evidence is clear: faith matters.
Historically Speaking
A feast for readers with an appetite for history.
On Being
Scientist Peter Atkins explains it all for you.
Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids
A cheerful economist tells parents to relax.
Happy Birthday, CSR
Celebrating four decades of Christian scholarship.
Marking Twain
Previewing the May/June issue of B&C.
How Literature Works
A playful and savvy guidebook by John Sutherland.
Cloud of Ink
A new book of poems from L.S. Klatt.
The Wall Street Journal's Review Section
A reader’s report six months after the launch.
Somewhere More Holy
A family’s life, in all its messy glory.
Twice a Spy
The CIA agent with Alzheimer’s, still kicking.
Everything You Know About Evangelicals Is Wrong
Well, almost everything.
The Handel Revolution
Previewing the March/April issue of B&C.
The Englewood Review of Books
Now in a print edition as well as on the web.
The Four Holy Gospels
A landmark volume, illuminated by artist Makoto Fujimura.
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