Reviewed by John Murphy
Yours, Now and Forever
The last priest in Mexico is on the run. The Church has gone underground, outlawed by the incumbent Powers-that-Be. Owning a rosary or a prayer book will land you in jail. Faithful Catholics thirst for the Mass, for the Eucharist, for God, but must content themselves with […]
Monthly Archive for December, 2006
A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens
Posted in Audiobooks, Classics, Historical on Dec 21st, 2006
read by Frank Muller
reviewed by Rachel Murphy
I first happened upon Frank Muller’s reading of A Tale of Two Cities (Recorded Books, 1986) from our local library last year, and it was clearly a well-used volume of cassettes. The sound quality of at least one of them made it nearly impossible to follow along, especially over […]
reviewed by Rachel Murphy
Till We Have Faces, C.S. Lewis’ retelling of the Cupid and Psyche myth, is the story of the sisters Psyche and Orual, Psyche being the beautiful and innocent (taken by many for a goddess) and Orual being the ugly one, though thoroughly devoted to her sister.
Told in Orual’s voice, the novel is […]