A review of The Other Six Days by R. Paul Stevens

A review of Calebs Crossing by Geraldine Brooks

Taking inspiration from the awful Josef Fritzl story, Room is disturbing yet compelling at the same time.

Michael's life was not easy, yet he found hope in God.

Marcus Zusak's earlier work, The Messenger, is as equally enthralling as his most famous work, The Book Thief.

A review of Sex and the iWorld by Dale S. Kuehne.

The Sydney Writers' Festival has something from everyone, except Christian writers and commentators

What makes a good Christian comic?

A review of So Much for That by Lionel Shriver

A review of Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Annie Dillard.

There are not many books that openly discuss the subject matter of friendship.

A fascinating fantasy novel from Queensland-based Christian author Anne Hamilton

When I noticed that Mennonite in a Little Black Dress had been endorsed by Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love, I was cautious.

Moore college lecturer, Dr Peter Bolt has published part one of his biography of Moore College founder, Thomas Moore

Brooklyn by Colm Toibin is an accomplished piece of work which explores the strange compliance of Eilis Lacey and the consequences of her decisions.