With striking imagery, heady metaphysics, and meandering plots, David Zindell presented a fascinating (and frustrating) vision of the distant future.

Just a few of the books that I’m looking forward to in 2023.

Wolfe claims that spiritual and religious themes have taken a subtler, less pronounced position in modern literature, but they are no less present.

Author Sandra Miesel notes the numerous Catholic authors that have made contributions to the “speculative fiction” genre.

What are some of the theological issues that science fiction can effectively explore?

Jason Morehead finishes out his months-long exploration of Andy Crouch’s Culture Making.

According to Crouch, changing culture isn’t about huge crowds, but small dedicated circles.

If you think the way to influence culture is through means of power, think again.

Toward the end of his book, Andy Crouch writes a chapter that’s kind of a bummer.

The stuff we call “distraction” may last longer than you think. A lot longer.

How are we supposed to relate to the world? For the answer, we look to Jesus.

How God’s dealings with Israel reflect His love and concern for culture.

Genesis, imago dei, the “Cultural Mandate,” and the Fall all figure in to Crouch’s study of Culture Making.

Jason Morehead explores one of the seminal books about the interaction between Christianity and culture.

In a new series, Jason Morehead explores one of the seminal books about the interaction between Christianity and culture.

Must we approach the Bible like a work of art?

The series’ nine novels and related short stories spin an exciting, richly detailed, and thoughtful story that spans the solar system and beyond.

This 1983 Star Trek novel contains a threat to two universes, bizarre alien technology, and a deeply emotional view of the Enterprise crew.

I recently bought some of my favorite childhood books. Were they worth the money, or just a nostalgia trap?

Part cyberpunk dystopia, part Cold War spy thriller, Neil Sharpson’s new novel is a fascinating read.