by John Reader
30 Jul 2021
John Reader reflects on Anita Sethi’s recent memoir, following both her internal and external journeys, and applauding her use of digital media to bring about new forms of public interaction. This will not be a ‘normal’ book review, but then this is not a normal book. It is an exceptional book touching reflectively on themes […]
Lottie Moore reviews Al Barrett’s recent book at the intersection between practical and political theology—and finds much to recommend. Al Barrett’s work opens with a description of the Bromford Passion Play of 2013: a community re-enactment of Jesus’ death and resurrection on his estate in Bromford, home to some of the most deprived people in […]
by David Shaw
14 May 2021
David Shaw finds much to admire in this study of Cardinal Cahal Daly and his role in peace-making in Northern Ireland. The number of books covering the violence, politics, and historical dynamics of Northern Ireland from 1968 to 1998 is considerable and continues to grow. It has been approached by authors seeking to understand the […]