Books on the intersection between religion and culture, including literature, art, design, film and television.
A literary biography of the priest and poet Andrew Young, establishing him amongst the greats of twentieth-century English poetry.
A major and ground-breaking analysis of the role played by religion in the life and work of the poet T.S. Eliot.
An illuminating examination of Dorothy L. Sayers' Trinitarian understanding of human creativity as a theologically authentic basis for a Christian life.
An imaginative introduction to the study of the New Testament as literature, using the language of art criticism as a means to understanding the text.
A psychoanalytical study of the male search for a sense of belonging in the world and the religious sensibilities that arise from it, explored through imagery.
An illuminating study of the literary qualities of the English Bible, with particular emphasis on the Authorised (King James) Version.
An introduction to Buddhism and Christianity through visual images, making accessible the world's most significant religious art by iconographic comparison.
A re-interpretation of the writings of C.S. Lewis as exemplifying not merely a conservative antimodernism but also a sophisticated postmodern sensibility.
Writings from the 50th anniversary commemorations of the death of C.S. Lewis, reflecting on his life and his contributions to literature and theology.
An engaging analysis of the portrayal of Christian clergy in the arts, and how cultural perceptions shape popular understanding of the ministry.