by bertbaby | Feb 17, 2014 | Book Reviews
Megan Hustad’s childhood as a missionary in the Caribbean and Amsterdam emerges as a staggering vision of televangelists, the allure of New York City, and one woman’s wrestling with religion and her sense of purpose.
by bertbaby | Feb 17, 2014 | Book Reviews
Balzac’s incisive story of wealth, desire, and fraud has never been more timely.
by bertbaby | Feb 17, 2014 | Book Reviews
David J. Hand argues that we each experience roughly one miracle a month, but that each can be viewed through explanable rationality. This bold new look at rare moments challenges the very notions of luck and coincidence.
by bertbaby | Feb 17, 2014 | Book Reviews
February 17: “Although willing to answer the call, humanitarian organizations have been generally ill-equipped for what they have found…”
by bertbaby | Feb 15, 2014 | Book Reviews
A classic of Russian science fiction resurfaces.
by bertbaby | Feb 15, 2014 | Book Reviews
February 15: “My plan was to carry on until I was exhausted and then sink into dark waters and oblivion. This would not be easy because I was a strong swimmer and in great shape.”
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