Books on the intersection between religion and culture, including literature, art, design, film and television.
An engaging analysis of the portrayal of Christian clergy in the arts, and how cultural perceptions shape popular understanding of the ministry.
An examination of the hero figure in two Victorian authors of children's literature and the complexity of their engagement with the ideologies of the time.
An exploration of how Tolkien's mythology reflects his intellectual background in the philosophical traditions of Roman Catholicism.
An exploration of how dance can be a form of religious expression in the Christian church, written by a professional dance educator.
A comprehensive reference of over 1000 entries, from Aaron to Zucchetto, explaining the major symbols and subjects from 2000 years of Christian art.
The restoration of the literature of the Old Testament to a general readership, combining insightful commentary with extracts of artistic and dramatic interest.
An insightful study of the theological and eschatological themes at the core of the work of the great Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky.
An exploration of the spiritual dimensions of the possibilities of alien contact, and the implications for how we treat our own planet and each other.
A lavishly-illustrated exploration of the work of the Victorian church artist Charles Eamer Kempe and the team of artists he led and inspired.
An examination of the literary manifestations of the character of Satan, suggesting that he is best understood through a narrative role in myth and story.
A unique anthology of writings from English literature about the Book of Common Prayer, interspersed with essays on the history and culture of the Prayer Book.