Books on the intersection between religion and culture, including literature, art, design, film and television.
An study of how secular humour challenges traditional religious thinking and how the Western culture of 'fun' debases the transcendent qualities of humour.
An examination of the role of imagination and its relationship to the divine in the stories of the Victorian author George MacDonald.
A Christian analysis of the original Star Trek, exploring the spiritual depths of a series often seen as resolutely secular in outlook.
An exploration of the Blues as a mirror to the message of the Christian gospel, combining a love of the music with current biblical and theological scholarship.
A personal journey through poetry and faith, exploring the themes of five English poets in relation to Christianity and the Anglican tradition in particular.
A biographical study of the Victorian church artist Charles Eamer Kempe and his considerable influence on church decoration worldwide.
An examination of the underappreciated role of laughter in scripture and theology that puts joy and humour back into the centre of Christian life.
An imaginative and enriching analysis of the poetry of John Donne and Emily Dickinson from a liturgical and theological perspective.