How to Read (and Write) Like a Catholic - Hren, Joshua
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With appeals to staples of the Catholic literary tradition such as Flannery O'Conner and Evelyn Waugh, to the lesser-known works of Leon Bloy, Caroline Gordon, and Christopher Beha, to the masterpieces of authors distanced from the Church - Flaubert and Joyce and Chekhov; Hemingway and David Foster Wallace - Hren looks for the Light, searching out the persistence of Catholic ideas, images, and concerns in purportedly secular stories. -- Back cover

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With appeals to staples of the Catholic literary tradition such as Flannery O'Conner and Evelyn Waugh, to the lesser-known works of Leon Bloy, Caroline Gordon, and Christopher Beha, to the masterpieces of authors distanced from the Church - Flaubert and Joyce and Chekhov; Hemingway and David Foster Wallace - Hren looks for the Light, searching out the persistence of Catholic ideas, images, and concerns in purportedly secular stories. -- Back cover
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Joshua Hren is founder of Wiseblood Books and co-founder of the Honors College at Belmont Abbey where he teaches and writes at the intersection of Christianity and culture. He has published essays and poems in such journals as First Things, America, and LOGOS. His books include the short story collections This Our Exile and In the Wine Press, as well as Middle-earth and the Return of the Common Good: Tolkien and Political Philosophy. Joshua's first novel is forthcoming.