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September/October 2006
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John Wilson
Posted 09.01.06
Tom Shippey
Steven Lawhead begins a trilogy on Robin Hood.
Posted 09.01.06
Philip Jenkins
A superb new history of Christianity.
Posted 09.01.06
Kelly James Clark
Why commentaries are never definitive.
Posted 09.01.06
Ross Douthat
Jules Verne sans Captain Nemo.
Posted 09.01.06
Robert H. Gundry
Death by hardening of the categories.
Posted 09.01.06
Edward Short
The life and work of John Tenniel.
Posted 09.01.06
Eric Miller
An obsession with bees.
Posted 09.01.06
Cindy Crosby
John James Audubon.
Posted 09.01.06
Ragan Sutterfield
The new organic.
Posted 09.01.06
Andrea Nagy
Sarah Susanka's Not So Big House series.
Posted 09.01.06
Lauren F. Winner
Houses the offer "prospect and refuge."
Posted 09.01.06
Lil Copan
Kate Campbell's Blues and Lamentations tour.
Posted 09.01.06
John H. McWhorter
A new account of the origins of language.
Posted 09.01.06
Robert Reber
Before Thomas Frank.
Posted 09.01.06
Jonathan Wells
Two biologists claim to close a "major gap in Darwin's theory" of evolution.
Posted 09.01.06
Jean Bethke Elshtain
Posted 09.01.06
Rayyan Al-Shawaf
Three generations of Arab women.
Posted 09.01.06
Thomas S. Kidd
Precious little courtesy or understanding.
Posted 09.01.06
Agnieszka Tennant
Beyond bunny kitsch.
Posted 09.22.06
Rob Moll
Building a better plow.
Posted 09.22.06
Paul J. Willis
Posted 09.01.06
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