One museum sheds light on English Catholicism

Jane Austen’s novels are as much about vice and virtue as marriage and manners.

The dogmatic thinking that convinced us that a phone could (should!) be a sheer piece of glass, that a swipe of a finger on a screen should feel like moving a real object, and that the Internet should be in our pockets has opened up tremendous possibilities.

What sort of divine power did Robert Frost listen to?

Despite his popular image, Jack Kerouac was born and died a self-identified Catholic.