The Deconstruction of Christianity
A new book on #deconstruction misses the mark as apologetics, but raises interesting questions for the convinced. Review by Charlie Clark
Soon Done with the Crosses
Claude Wilkinson’s latest collection seamlessly weaves together nature, art, myth, and personal history into reflections on this life and the one to come. Review by Tessa Carman
Dinosaur Behavior
Dinosaur enthusiasts will find much to enjoy in Michael J. Benton’s new guide, but the perfect book on dinosaurs has yet to be written. Review by Collin Slowey
Twin A
A mixture of poetry and prose mirror author Amit Majmudar’s twin sons, one born healthy and one with a life-threatening heart defect.
How to Use the Book of Common Prayer
A beginner’s guide to the Book of Common Prayer is also a celebration of the traditions and structures of prayer, and an invitation into communion.
The Editors’ Best of 2023
In 2023, Fare Forward’s editors found inspiration in a wide variety of places, and we hope you’ll find something to pique your interest too.
Walking with Father Vincent and Inspirations & Lamentations
Andrew McNabb’s two most recent books work differently to address the same questions about how to live as a believer and a parent and an artist. Review by Katy Carl
Be Mine
The latest of the Frank Bascombe novels turns explicitly to a question its predecessors have been considering for forty years. Review by Jeff Reimer
Zero at the Bone
Wiman’s latest resists our tendency to idolize its writer, embracing instead a lively debate both with others and with his own ideas. Review by Whitney Rio-Ross
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