Crystal Downing’s Subversive Sayers and 21st Century Society
Crystal Downing shows how the Oxford-educated novelist, playwright, and essayist was radical and subversive for not just her generation (1893-1957) but ours.
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Author: Seth Myers
Sayers in Paradise: From Dante to Dorothy
We can appreciate how, like Dante, Sayers pointed towards the journey to not just redemption but its source, the ineffable love and light of God.
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Desperately Seeking Global Community through Film: Cixin Liu’s The Three-Body Problem
We can forge global community amidst the chaos of human evil by finding the similarity in the dilemmas addressed by both the Chinese sci-fi and the British fantasy authors, and applying to Liu’s proposals Tolkien’s timeless insights regarding humanity’s Great Escape from evil.
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Tortured Poets, Hard and Soft, Meet Kaleidoscope Jesus: Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, and Lauren Daigle in Conversation
Completing a triumvirate of AUJ reviews of Taylor Swift as she concludes her global Eras tour, she is cast in an imaginary conversation with Christian singer Lauren Daigle as well as the first twenty-first century-born chart-topping vocalist, Billie Eilish.
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From Medieval to Modern and Beyond
When did modernity begin and exactly where did it come from?
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