The Gatekeepers of Culture: Gregory Wolfe on Literature, Faith, and the Books That Last
Gregory Wolfe has spent 40 years hunting for something most men assume doesn't exist anymore: serious, beautiful, Catholic literature written by people still alive. As the founder of Image journal and now publisher of Slant Books, he's found it—and he's here to make the case that the Church's artistic tradition isn't in a museum. It's being written right now by people you've never heard of. That's on us to fix.
What We Cover
Why newness is not the enemy of tradition and never has been
Why Waugh, Greene, and O'Connor were condemned by Catholics before they were celebrated by them
How T.S…
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