“Princess Bride” Author Finds Sequel to be Sadly Inconceivable
William Goldman, the author of the beloved Princess Bride novel that became the beloved Princess Bride movie, told fans that he’d love to write a sequel to his book, but…
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Why Has It Taken So Long To Make a “Little House on the Prairie” Movie?
Last week, we were all thrilled to hear that Hollywood is moving forward on its modern adaptation of Wuthering Heights which will hopefully, but not definitely, be called Wuth3rin’ H3ights,…
The Author of “The Shack” Has a New Book Coming Out in November
William Paul Young, who taught the world to read again with 2008’s The Shack, is releasing a new book on November 13 entitled, Cross Roads. The novel follows the story…
Breaking: Reading Good For You
Stop the presses. A groundbreaking new study from Stanford says that reading is actually good for you. Ok, perhaps it’s not wildly groundbreaking, but it’s worth noting that researchers were…
Presenting the World’s Most Serious Font
Time to update your resume. Filmmaker Errol Morris, writing for the New York Times, has discovered that people are more likely to take the Baskerville font seriously than any other…
A Farewell to Arms (Now With More “Farewells” and “Arms”)
Hemingway allegedly wrote 39 copies of A Farewell to Arms before settling on one that he was happy with so, obviously, the powers that be have decided to respect his…
Question of the Day: What Fictional Character Do You Want to Be?
Dream big, everyone. There are a lot of fictional characters out there —from James Bond to Jane Eyre, Batman to Barie — but you only get to be one. So,…
The Legacy of Ray Bradbury
At the age of 91, legendary author Ray Bradbury has passed away. Here is a recent interview with the author of the seminal Fahrenheit 451.
Where Did Good Christian Fiction Go?
Micah Levi Conkling challenges Christian readers and writers to demand more of spiritual fiction.
Where Did Good Christian Fiction Go?
Micah Levi Conkling challenges Christian readers and writers to demand more of spiritual fiction.
G.K. Chesterton: An Overlooked Giant
A profile of the most influential writer you might not have heard of.
Remembering the Reverend Dr. King
John Pattison reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s book Strength to Love, and why the activist was first and foremost a clergyman.
Thou Shalt Read
Karen Swallow Prior writes about why reading isn’t just a hobby, but an invaluable addition to our faith.
REVIEW: The Colors of Hope
RELEVANT talks to pastor and author Richard Dahltsrom about his new book The Colors of Hope.
REVIEW: Living with a Literary Sensibility
RELEVANT posts an excerpt from David Masciotra’s forthcoming book, Faith That Won’t Die: Death, Defeat, Sex and Spirituality in One Rust Belt Town.