Yom Kippur
A Yom Kippur round-up.
Motives, Laughs and Monty Python: Blasphemy in the Christian World
David Nash, author of ‘Blasphemy in the Christian World’, takes a look at the outrage surrounding Monty Python’s ‘Life of Brian’.
God Goes To Harvard
D. Michael Lindsay looks at the changes in faith on campus.
Read Out Loud!
Below Philip Davis, author of Bernard Malamud: A Writer’s Life, combines science with literature to convince us to read out loud more often.
I Was Brodsky’s Minder
Davis remembers Brodsky.
Oxford World’s Classics Book Club: The Ambassadors
This month’s book club pick is…
Onward Christian Soldiers
D. Michael Lindsay looks at faith in the military.
Otherness
Author Philip Davis begins his blog.
Introductions: Michael Lindsay, Karen Hughes and America
Michael Lindsay shares with us how he secured an interview with Karen Hughes.
In Memory: Richard Cook
Oxford University Press offers our condolences to Richard Cook’s family and friends.
Why Royalties?
Evan Schnittman takes the debate on royalties further by questioning the structure of advances.
Poetry For The Soul
See the Buffalo Poets live!
Turning Stones
The Buffalo Poets.
Oxford World’s Classics Book Club: Families in Huckleberry Finn
Who is Huck’s family?
Oxford World’s Classics Book Club:
Arab Stereotypes in Huck Finn
Why did Jim dress up as an Arab?
Oxford World’s Classics Book Club:
Quotes in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
“Music is a good thing.”