Hi, friends. Today’s classic is well-known due to its major film adaptation. I’ll explain some background about the book and discuss my reaction to the
Tag: books
Defending Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe (& Breaking Down the Three Reasons It Swayed Hearts)
Hi, friends. Today’s post focuses on a classic novel that greatly influenced American thought on slavery on the cusp of the Civil War (1861-1865). I
Updates: What I’m Reading & Writing, Alternate Logos, & More!
Hi, friends. Today’s post is laidback, and before I jump from my Easter series back into regular blog posts, I wanted to take a breather.
An Interview with Philosopher Steven Colborne About his New Book, “God’s Grand Game”
Hi, friends. Today’s post is a first for my blog. When Steven Colborne asked if I would participate in this blog tour for his new
Classics: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Hi, friends. Today’s classic is sweet and heartwarming, and the burgeoning of little girls into little women pairs well with the buds and blossoms of
Classics: The Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy
Hi, friends. Today’s classic is the first novel I’ve read from Hardy, who wasn’t a Victorian (Charles Dickens, the Brontë sisters) yet not quite Modernist
