Susan Reibel Moore


    Complementary beings

    17 Jan 2012 |
    tags: gender, same-sex marriage
    A focus on equal rights in the same-sex marriage debate has obscured the obvious fact that men and women have complementary natures.



    The Abbess of Andalusia

    3 May 2011 |
    tags: Flannery O'Connor
    Flannery O’Connor comes across in this biography as earthy and imperfect: funny, shrewd, serene, and devotional.



    Tweedledee and Tweedledumber

    1 Jan 2008 |
    tags:
    An expert in children's literature takes a close look at Philip Pullman's novel series, His Dark Materials, the source for the film The Golden Compass.



    Move over, Dickens, JKR wants your seat

    3 Aug 2007 |
    tags:
    The seven volumes of Harry Potter are a triumphant achievement of literary genius.



    A disturbing book craze

    5 Feb 2007 |
    tags: book reviews
    Great children's writers don't appeal to the lowest, most suspicious impulses in their readers. Lemony Snicket's creator does.



    The seven deadly sins become fashionable

    5 Jan 2007 |
    tags: fashion, film reviews, work, work-life balance
    MercatorNet's second look at the bizarre work ethic in one of last year's best films.



    Intense, creative and wise:
    the fiction of Katherine Paterson

    5 May 2006 |
    tags:
    American author Katherine Paterson has been honoured with Sweden's highest literary award for children's books. She deserves it.



    Riches from Botswana

    9 Sep 2005 |
    tags: book reviews
    The surprising success of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency novels is due to their simple, invigorating affirmation that life has beauty and meaning.



    Harry Potter, Hogwarts and all

    15 Jul 2005 |
    tags:
    Millions of muggles all over the world devoured the sixth volume of Harry Potter this weekend. An expert in children's literature discusses whether the series helps or harms children.


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