The inaugural Q Conversations podcast: Talking with Jaap van Heusden
It’s been a germ of an idea for ages, but at last it’s finally come about. Q now has a podcast. Hurrah. I can just
It’s been a germ of an idea for ages, but at last it’s finally come about. Q now has a podcast. Hurrah. I can just
For me, though, the standout of Francis Spufford’s reading memoir The Child That Books Built is the chapter entitled The Island. For it is here that he
At long last – after literally hours and hours of speculation, I can now at last announce the winners of the Q Christmas competition. Each
Well, this is a first: a Quaerentia competition with REAL prizes (rather than the virtual Crunchie bars which I’ve so generously offered in the past!
Given the deeply traumatic nature of this book’s subject, this word seems entirely incongruous. But I can’t it out of my head as I try
It is a rare gift indeed to be able to evoke the confusions, perceptions and wonder of childhood from the perspectives of adulthood. And it
The book that has occupied my thoughts for much of the summer is that almost hidden gem of the OT, the Book of Ruth. It
Yesterday was one that will be hard to forget: the funeral of an extraordinary man of God. It was an occasion full of gratitude and
Having been dreaming, scheming and working on this little project for months with a couple of friends (the illustrious Tim Plyming and the multi-talented radio
One of life’s great joys is Radio 3’s CD Review every Saturday morning. And every now and then, it is a wonderful source for discovering
One of the most moving films of recent years has been Into the Wild (dir by Sean Penn). Here are some clips backing the version
As part of our BibleFresh events, I put this little presentation together to gather thoughts from Psalm 119.