It is a fact generally acknowledged, that the English do cerebral television better than...

Such genuine trust, so sweetly expressed, bears witness to an innocence in the human hear...

Andrew Klavan has taken a small (but worthwhile) detour in his writing career over the la...

 This will have to be a mixed review. Gary Neece’s Cold Blue is a pretty good story, ta...

Not long ago I heaped high praise on Norwegian author Karin Fossum's police novel, Don't ...

“It's a legend, a story from the old days. If you're out rowing and hear a splash...

“… They even make virtues out of ‘humility’ and ‘turning the other cheek’ and...

First of all, I’ll just start by saying thumbs up on this one. Jeff Shelby's Killer Swe...

But I was angry. For seven years, I had been angry. Ever since my daughter disappeared, a...

I've always had a fondness for tales of early Hollywood. It was an amazing time and place...

[Detective] Miller stood planted there like one of the lions in front of the Art Institut...

The good news—almost wonderful news, except for the One Problem that I'll detail at the...

Ooh! Ooh! After more than a decade without a new Whit Stillman film, his new one, "Damse...

I think I'll just start my review by saying that T. L. Hines's The Unseen is one of the m...

Stephen Lawhead has never been a conventional Christian author, or even a conventional fa...

Stefan Kanfer has warmed my heart with an affectionate article on the cartoonist Walt Kel...

Stephen Spielberg’s new film War Horse is, as one would expect from a Spielberg producti...

Max Allan Collins is probably best known for having written the graphic novel on which th...

If you're a social conservative, chances are you’ve had a conversation something like ...

I made a point of catching Martin Scorsese's change-of-pace movie, Hugo, because it was h...

'Look,' she said wearily from the stairs. I was leaning against the stove, studying her s...

I've been pleased, especially since I got my Kindle, to discover some writers who are lif...

If you're mourning the end of Ellis Peters' Brother Cadfael novels, you could do a lot wo...

Yesterday morning, while driving to work, Malvina Reynold's song "Little Boxes" popped int...

A novelty in publishing which has come in with the e-book, almost unremarked, is the e-st...

First of all, the disclaimer: Although I didn't get the book free, I should probably note...

I felt what Maggie had tried to describe to me on more than one occasion when we were mar...

Full disclosure: I'm not a horseman. I've ridden some, and generally managed not to fall o...

Back when I was in college, there was a TV miniseries (I never actually saw it myself) ca...

The conviction prevails, in privileged circles that, if we study history without res...

Courtesy of Furious D, here's a little film trailer for a low-budget production of H. P. L...

One of the keys to a long career in law enforcement is learning how to tell police psycho...

I'm not going to post the cover of John Locke's The Love You Crave, because it's kind of r...