I got this book free for my Kindle (it still is free, at least as of this writing), and ...
With this review, I consciously renounce all right to any respect as a film critic. I lov...
By Lars Walker Those of us who read both secular and Christian fiction tend to employ a...
By Lars Walker Will this book have the same visceral effect on other readers as it does ...
By Lars Walker I'll get out, I told myself. Rose'll get me out. Two months, maybe three....
By Lars Walker. When writing a review of Rafael Sabatini's Scaramouche, it's almost obl...
By Lars Walker All right, I’ll come clean. Sam Karnick wore me down, and I have to admit...
I am tentatively prepared to declare Jeffrey Overstreet, author of Auralia's Colors and i...
By Lars Walker The big question you’re bringing to this review, I’m pretty sure, is,...
By Lars Walker I’d never heard of author James Church (a pseudonym for a former wester...
By Lars Walker I will stipulate to being a hopeless fanboy in regard to Andrew Klavan’...
By Lars Walker. If what you're looking for in a book is subtlety and nuance, Andrew Klavan...
Although we naturally (and quite rightly) think of Sherlock Holmes as a character comforta...
By Lars Walker I didn't dislike Tony Horwitz' rambling book, A Voyage Long and Strange. H...
Television and motion picture tie-in books are always a gamble. Sometimes they're written ...
Here's a remarkably fine, distinctive film, the victim of criminally bad distribution, whi...
By Lars Walker Here's something I fully expect to see in my lifetime, in an editorial i...
By Lars Walker A few weeks back I wrote about a matter in the church which I attend, whi...
A while back I read Dick Francis' mystery, Decider, and decided I'd be reading more. So I ...
I have a great love for the country of Norway, land of most of my ancestors. I study its...
A PASTORAL LETTER From Bishop Judith Hardanger-Hansen Dearly beloved, There has been co...
Scott Nehring is a sometime film writer and current film critic, who blogs at GoodNewsFil...
I attend a Lutheran congregation in north Minneapolis, one that belongs to the church body...
I love a good Hollywood story. The town's like an old trollop with a million tales to tell...
Dean Koontz is a bold writer when it comes to experimenting with genres. In Relentles...
Minnesota author John Sandford (real name John Camp) has established a nice little fran...
In March of 2009, mystery author Stuart M. Kaminsky moved with his wife from his Saraso...
He was an artist, not an author, but I suspect he was responsible for more fantasy book...
Stuart M. Kaminsky, who passed away last October, was a consistently prolific and gifted...
'It's an historian's duty to uncover, not to judge.' He lit his pipe. 'Many people belie...
If there was ever an author whose work I ought not to enjoy, it would be the late Stieg L...
Gone Baby Gone is my favorite of Dennis Lehane's novels, which is saying a great deal. F...
