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Natasha A. Duquette

Biography

Natasha A. Duquette has served as Associate Dean at Tyndale University College & Seminary in Toronto. Duquette's books include 30-Day Journey with Jane Austen (2020) and Veiled Intent (2016).

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Choosing Community

Arts & Literature

“Choosing Community brings together four different voices in a dynamic polyphony. The interactive structure of the text constitutes a diversity in unity reflective of the social harmony admired by Dorothy Sayers. What results is a fresh approach to this brilliant woman writer who wrote on the margins of the Inklings and regaled C. S. Lewis with Austen-inspired tales of her poultry. The book is full of interesting facts from Sayers's historical context and is a delight from beginning to end. The writers model an intelligent civility much needed in today's cultural discourse.”

Fierce Convictions

History & Biography

“Prior has crafted an absolutely absorbing and rigorously researched biography. The interweaving of Hannah More’s own voice via letters and conversation reveals a witty, determined, and socially conscious woman bolstered by her radical faith. The result is a vibrant tale of perseverance under trial and enduring female fortitude in the face of societal challenges.”

Living Logos

Arts & Literature

“Greg Maillet accurately describes Michael O’Brien’s faithfulness and orthodoxy as a Catholic writer living and creating from the margins. His analysis of O’Brien’s critical clarity from the sidelines implicitly places O’Brien’s work alongside great Catholic satirists of the past, such as Alexander Pope and Dante Alighieri. By approaching O’Brien’s novels through the lens of theological aesthetics, Maillet does justice to their literary and spiritual heft.”

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Cover of Veiled Intent

Veiled Intent

History & Biography

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