A bold, indispensable and revisionary text for the benefit of readers and critics of major and dominant motifs in the unfolding history of American fiction.

As things stand, we are all equal, but some of us are more equal than others.

Censors “complained that they knew what Lubitsch was saying, but they couldn’t figure out how he was saying it.” 

Michael Arceneaux has stopped going to church. But he hasn’t given up on God just yet.

Avery Dulles' thousands of students remember him for the clarity of what he taught and wrote as a theologian and teacher. But he was more than that...

"The Catholic Cook Book," published in 1965, is exactly that: a cookbook for Catholics and those who want to learn about Catholicism and how it relates to food.