Aaron Rosen

Diminutive Voices, Volume 4: S–Z

Arts & Literature

“We’re in an attention economy, where every character or second counts, as our algorithmic overlords prove to us each time we pick up our mobile phone. And yet, there is often little substance in the snippets of text we digest these days. In a welcome departure, Bazyn delves deeply into the aphorism as form, seeking to understand and emulate how authors in the past—Kafka is my personal favorite—managed to compress deep philosophical and theological insights into just a single sentence or two. These books won’t spawn many tweets, but they do suggest an antidote.”

The Twenty-First Century New Way of Seeing

Arts & Literature

“This is a unique volume bursting with the defiant verve of a manifesto. It benefits from the author’s unique experiences and training across many fields, and makes a bold case for drawing art, science, and faith into deeper conversation.”

Van Gogh’s Second Gift

Arts & Literature

“Edwards introduces these intimate, moving epistles, placing them in the context of Van Gogh's life, his evolving creative journey, and his personal struggles. This book is a perfect resource for spiritually minded individuals looking to see the world in new ways. This lovely little book is itself a gift.”