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.

"The Catholic Cook Book," published in 1965, is exactly that: a cookbook for Catholics and those who want to learn about Catholicism and how it relates to food.

One of the leading novelists of our age on faith, fiction and his distrust of religious institutions.

Steven Hyden says he is not a religious person, but he is fervently devoted to the music that he grew up with.

A much-needed biography of Paul Hanly Furfey (1896-1992): priest, sociologist and urban revolutionary theorist.

What happened to Egypt's popular uprising?