Books
Tomie and the Saints ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Tomie DePaola may not have been a saint himself, but he recognized them, venerated the love of God…
Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation ~ The…
If our hearts were truly not in this world but in heaven, all the torments that the world could…
Christopher Dawson’s “Beyond…
“Old books” speak to the times, often in more profound ways than “new books.” Christopher Dawson’s…
Beauty, Nature, & the Quest for Meaning in Sigrid…
Sigrid Undset understood how experiences of joy alongside unfulfilled longings can break the spell…
Flannery O’Connor ~ The Imaginative Conservative
An artist is precisely what Flannery O’Connor thought she was. As such, she was a maker, but not a…
Surveying the Landscape of History ~ The Imaginative…
Those who are blinded by materialism cannot see the landscape of history. They see systems instead…
Reading 100-Year-Old Books ~ The Imaginative…
In February of 2022, I began a new tradition that I hope to maintain. It stemmed from a keen desire…
Introduction to a Giant ~ The Imaginative Conservative
While no one collection will be able to cover all the aspects of a giant thinker such as Newman, “A…
The Humanity of Huck Finn ~ The Imaginative…
Huckleberry Finn is no hero, though he does symbolize the American conscience at the time Mark…
Two New Novels ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Incarnating the truth in art is the supreme test for a writer with convictions, and this problem is…
