Eleanor Nicholson
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Eleanor Nicholson wrote A Bloody Habit and The Hound of the Lord.
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Fiction
“Norton's entertaining and thoughtful debut imaginatively examines a life after death, deftly balancing spiritual, moral, and psychological analysis with gentle humor.”
Fiction
“With characteristic insight and beautiful prose, Fiorella De Maria intimately explores the deeply wounded world of prejudice and personality, here thrown into sharp relief against the backdrop of national anxiety about invasion, and the real struggles of a young woman whose boarding school is no sanctuary but rather a place of insecurity and dark, threatening secrets.”
Classic Literature Made Simple
Arts & Literature
“Simply profound! The inimitable Joseph Pearce’s latest handbook of literary insight and analysis will serve and inspire a love of literature in readers of all backgrounds and degrees of scholarly experience. Explore the Western Literary Tradition assisted by one of the greatest literary scholars of our time.”
Fiction
“In this gripping story, Gaskovski presents an emotionally loaded picture of oppressive governmental tyranny, social conditioning, psychological manipulation, and the dark zenith of reproductive technology—and, at its heart, the perduring jeopardy of human souls in a fallen world.”
Fiction
“Flight becomes Quest in O'Brien's multi-layered narrative, and terrified escape from the chaos and cruelty of societal collapse provides a meditation on humanity and the fruitfulness of faith.”
Fiction
“Ancient evil tangles in the present day as Pinault weaves together the artistic legacies of Edgar Allan Poe and Robert E. Howard, pitting them against Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos, and drawing librarian detectives into the dark and perplexing mysteries hidden behind what seems to be everyday reality. Even as the novel battles against materialism and the practical scope of Lovecraftian prejudice, it engages with very personal questions of death and redemption. In its very strangeness, this book articulates hope.”
Fiction
“Once again De Maria presents to us a world worthily reminiscent of the post-war phase of the golden age of mystery fiction but illuminates it with her own special flair.”
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“Classicists will cheer and new readers will be tantalized by the glories of antiquity as the epic heroes of Greece, condemned to Dante's Inferno, stage the greatest jailbreak in several centuries. And every reader will delight as the wiliest of all Greeks pushes his ingenuity to its limits in Father Augustine's clever, erudite, and engaging intersection of classical epic and fantasy.”
Fiction
“Esolen's beautiful translation showcases Bacchelli's masterly delineation of character. In Ithamar, all who desire to be transformed by the gaze of Jesus will find a psychologically real and relatable figure for the unfolding of our own conversion.”
Fiction
“In the silence and rich isolation of The Lighthouse, O'Brien captures the contemplative dimension of the soul of Ethan, the lighthouse keeper. The storyteller himself stands as a calm and sure beacon, navigating both the everyday tasks of the job and the emotional complexity of the man to illuminate simple truths more wondrous than the ocean.”
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