Procopius: The Secrets of Byzantium
Procopius: The Secrets of Byzantium By Gabriel Blanchard Few figures in history are as compelling as Justinian and Theodora—and we owe nearly all we know of them to …
Great Works & Authors
Gilgamesh: Wisdom From the Dawn of the World
The Epic of Gilgamesh:Wisdom From the Dawn of the World By Gabriel Blanchard Composed almost four thousand years ago, the Gilgamesh remains a moving tale of humanity and …
Las Casas: The Morning Star of Human Rights
Las Casas: The Morning Star of Human Rights By Gabriel Blanchard The life of de las Casas is a study in colonialism, conversion, and zeal for justice. Born …
St. Benedict: The Godfather of Europe
St. Benedict: The Godfather of Europe By Taryn Murphy Gentle, quiet, unassuming men are rarely rewarded by history with fame … The dawn of the year 500 was …
Review: “An Experiment in Criticism”
Review: An Experiment in Criticism By Gabriel Blanchard Though much lauded for his fantasy fiction and accessible theology, C. S. Lewis is less well-known for his professional writings …
The Thousand and One Nights: A Cunning Beauty
The Thousand and One Nights: A Cunning Beauty By Matt McKeown “It is related, O auspicious King …” The Thousand and One Nights is both a very complicated …
Wells: The Home of the Brave
Wells: The Home of the Brave By Gabriel Blanchard For boldness, energy, and devotion to principle, Ida B. Wells can rival almost anyone on the Author Bank. Among …
The Saga of Erik the Red: America Before America
The Saga of Erik the Red: America Before America By Matt McKeown In fourteen hundred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue, but he was beaten to the …
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Josephus: Tragedy, History, Divinity
Josephus: Tragedy, History, Divinity By Gabriel Blanchard From priestly aristocrat to rebel general to imperial slave to eminent scholar, Josephus enjoyed one of the most dramatic careers of …
America’s Bard
America’s BardThe Writings of Walt Whitman By Travis Copeland No poet incarnates the American spirit more completely than Whitman. Walt Whitman was the people’s poet of the nineteenth …
