Spring Reads (part 1/2)

This spring, I’ve abandoned fantasy for an array of other genres. Check out my recent reads!

Winter Reads

A short celebration of our local libraries, plus my recent reads (a lot of fantasy this time!)

A Silent Nation

This eye-opening novel set in communist-era Romania is a must read for all.

A Graham Greene Reflection

I have a soft spot for author Graham Greene – here’s why.

Turkish Saints

A quick reflection on the saints we met while in Turkey

Traveling Towards…

Honest and descriptive, To Shake the Sleeping Self by Jedidiah Jenkins is the perfect travel companion, whether you’re on the road or only dreaming of far away places.

Humanity’s Cyclical History

A Canticle for Leibowitz rewrites the history of the Catholic Church AFTER the fallout. Is this new age so different from the development of our own?

Waiting for the Dam to Burst

Since we’d been traveling in Europe, it’s been a minute since Tim and I read a book aloud together. It’s one of our favorite things to do while road-tripping, but it’s not something you can really do on a crowded coach bus while traveling between countries. However, in Turkey and Greece, since we found ourselves

Fear is the Mind-Killer

Tim and I finally jumped on the Dune bandwagon – here are our thoughts.

Hungarian Saints

Many of Hungary’s big-name saints were royals, using their power to build faith. I’ve built my faith in a smaller way.