The Genealogies of Modernity Journal
The Struggles of the Hypermodern Novel
Muffled beneath the sounds of contemporary American life, the discerning reader will hear the reverberations of a question posed to Jesus: ‘And who is my neighbor?’
Charles Ducey on Tess Gunty's The Rabbit Hutch
In the Ruins of Literary Postmodernity
Friendship with God—it is a laughable postmodern literary idea. But for post-postmodernity, is there anything worth pursuing more?
Jeffrey Wald reviews books by Catholic writers Joshua Wren and Trevor Merrill