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by Steve Weatherbe [This article was first published in the Canadian Anglican Journal. —Editor] MURDER mysteries start at the end of the story—with a murder. And so, says Wilfrid Laurier University professor Peter Erb, does Christianity. He believes it is no accident that so many Christians enjoy mystery novels or that Christian writers and Christian [...]
Reviewed by Christine Sunderland The year is 2021 and the setting is England. No children have been born since 1995, for man has become infertile. P.D. James’ novel, The Children of Men, is divided into two parts: Omega and Alpha, the End and the Beginning. We move from a slow, distanced narrative deadened with despair [...]
reviewed by Christy Isinger When rummaging through the paperback section of many a bookstore not much hope is held out for a good piece of literature. A good story may be found here or decent writing there, but a great piece of literature, which also happens to be a crime novel, is not something one [...]
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