Pastor and spiritual formation expert AJ Sherrill exposes the effects of living in a world full of noise and anxiety. He shows how quiet and contemplation are crucial not only for spiritual growth but also for mental health, and helps us integrate practices of solitude into our daily lives.
Sherrill Grace delves into Timothy Findley's life, highlighting his enduring struggle with creativity, fears of failure, and belief in human imagination. Through a thorough analysis of his acclaimed literary works, including novels, plays, and non-fiction, Grace utilizes diaries, letters, interviews, and archival materials to trace the evolution of Findley's craft and the personal experiences that shaped his writing. This biography offers a deep understanding of Findley's artistic journey and the themes that permeate his work.
Exploring the journey from her family origins in New Brunswick to her groundbreaking achievements as a Canadian playwright, this biography highlights Pollock's significant contributions to the theatrical landscape. It delves into her personal and professional challenges, illuminating her role in shaping Canadian drama and her impact on future generations of playwrights. The narrative captures the essence of her artistic vision and the cultural context of her work.
Exploring the influence of artists on Canadian identity, the book delves into how painters, writers, and filmmakers depict the North, national icons, and war. Through various narratives, Sherrill Grace illustrates how these creators shape our understanding of the Canadian landscape and contribute to a collective history, highlighting the vital role of representation in defining cultural identity.
A prominent evangelical pastor shows that the Enneagram, when applied to the Christian life, can provide new visionary landscapes for reimagining discipleship and spiritual practices.
The collection showcases Sherrill Grace's insightful essays on Malcolm Lowry, delving into his literary contributions and exploring his complex character. Through a selection of her best work, Grace offers a nuanced understanding of Lowry's life and writings, highlighting themes that resonate within his narratives. This compilation serves as both an homage to Lowry and a critical examination of his impact on literature.
Comprehensive study of Canadian literature, theatre, art (1977-2007) depicting memories of the two world wars.