Bringing a measure of justice to an unjust world
Donna Leon’s latest mystery continues to explore “the ambiguity between moral and legal justice.”
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My personal spring training
Reading “The Baseball 100.” Watching “Bull Durham.” Remembering John Feinstein.
From the bookshelf: February 2025
It is my intention to read five books each month. Here are summaries of the books I read in February.
Pain, imperfection, and a musical monument to hope
A masterful work worthy of the world’s most popular piece of classical music.
Reimagining a freedom movement
Q&A with Bennett Parten on reimagining Sherman’s March to the Sea as a freedom movement.
A marvel of design, function, and livability
A thoughtfully written and richly illustrated book on Amsterdam’s historic canal district.
Navigating the “and” of life
The most important word is “and”
When Death goes on strike
Goethe’s aphorism: “Live within the moment, live in eternity” reveals the “enigmatic meaning of art.”
From the bookshelf: January 2025
Each month I have a goal to read five books. Here are the books I read in January 2025.
Everything is unfolding, emerging, becoming
Our concepts for God are—far too often—too small.
