Matthew Dickerson

A Guidebook to Monsters

Philosophy

“Informed by rich literary and cultural background as well as thoughtful readings of the texts, Ryan Stark’s A Guidebook to Monsters offers a tremendous amount of wisdom—especially regarding how to face the monsters of our world—that belies its enjoyable, lighthearted narrative voice. The book is well-written, refreshingly brief, and simultaneously both timely and timeless in its exploration.”

A Narnian Vision of the Atonement

Theology

“Charles Taliaferro offers a deep, challenging, and insightful presentation of a ransom theory of atonement. With surprising brevity, A Narnian Vision of Atonement manages not only to cast light on the writings of C. S. Lewis, but also to engage with ancient and modern philosophy, Christian scriptures and theology, and even Shakespeare. Like the theory it espouses, this book could help liberate persons from prisons of our own making.”

Breath for the Bones

Arts & Literature

“Luci Shaw’s Breath for the Bones provides profound insight into the most important questions about what it means to be human, to have imagination, to be creative, and to be image-bearers of a creative God. And it does so in a way that befits a poet: the work is as beautiful as it is thoughtful—it incarnates the same artistry that Luci so articulately invites her readers to seek after.”