Book Review: A Private Man: Stephanie Sy-Quia
A precocious and sensitive intelligence is at work here. The novel is a fine debut.
Book Reviews
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Book Review: Christianity - Islam: Perspectives on Esoteric Ecumenism by Frithjof Schuon (Brazilian edition)
One Pure Light revealed in Many Colours: The Transcendent Substance Revealed in a Multiplicity of Forms Religions are like lamps of coloured glass; now a lamp illuminates the dark because it is luminous and not because it is red or blue or yellow or green. [...] it is true that without...
Book Review: Uprooting the Vineyard by Mark Perry
Book Review: ‘Like The Sun Blessing Stones’, Poems by Brian Keeble
