This spring I attended a dramatic reading of the 1928 novel “Mr. Blue,” written by Myles Connolly. The book was required reading when I was in high school, and the staged reading was directed by a longtime Jesuit friend of mine, the multitalented George Drance, S.J., so I was eager to at

'Hippocratic, Religious, and Secular Medical Ethics,' by Robert M. Veatch

Justice Sonya Sotomayor's autobiography, 'My Beloved World'

Jeremy Treglown’s approach in 'Franco’s Crypt' is microscopic rather than macroscopic.

Paula Huston’s 'A Land Without Sin' weaves together archeology, political revolution, the demise of the Mayan civilization.

David Pleins 'Evolving God' and Elizabeth Johnson, C.S.J.'s, 'Ask the Beast' take up the religious themes and sensibilities of Darwin's work.