Steven Hyden says he is not a religious person, but he is fervently devoted to the music that he grew up with.
One of the leading novelists of our age on faith, fiction and his distrust of religious institutions.
Energy succeeds as a descriptive tome that lays out numerous historical, biographical and mechanical intricacies of energy innovation in England and the United States and thus deepens readers’ understanding of forces that have shaped the modern world.
Made famous in poetry, the iconic infield of the Chicago Cubs a century ago helped usher in baseball's golden age.
A. Alexander Stummvoll's new book is crucially important because until now, religion has been “the missing dimension in statecraft.”
With his "Mass," Leonard Bernstein uses liturgy to give voice to political unease.
sweat, dark circles, the men damp, the women damp, a trace of Ivory soap,