I’m not sure who exactly out there might be looking for a theatre play about the book of Esther, but […]
I wrote a one act stage-play based on the biblical book of Esther – wanna read it? Read Post »
My creativity, Starlight
“Breathe in the good s***, breathe out the bulls***.” As I told a friend I was going to hear Nadia
Shameless about…? On hearing Nadia Bolz-Weber at Southwark Cathedral Read Post »
Firelight, My faith
This is the second of a pair of posts about Good Omens. I’ll start with a quick recap of where
Does Good Omens promote the Gospel? Not quite, but it comes close Read Post »
Firelight, Hope in the arts
It’s easy to guffaw when a bunch of anxious conservative Christians launch a petition calling for Netflix to cancel a
Does Good Omens promote Satanism? Wow, OK, let’s talk about this. Read Post »
Firelight, Hope in the arts
Last week, I met up with a good friend, also a blogger, whose areas of interest overlap with mine particularly
When we don’t explain the Trinity, the gospel gets ugly (especially for wives) Read Post »
Firelight, The church and exclusion, The church and hope
Welcome to the final instalment of this mini series wherein I list the failures exhibited in Fifty Shades as we go
Crimes against literature: Fifty Shades has 50 novel-writing mistakes (part 3) Read Post »
50 Shades, MoonlightWelcome to part 2 of the list of writing failures exhibited in Fifty Shades as we go through what How Not to
Crimes against literature: Fifty Shades has 50 novel-writing mistakes (part 2) Read Post »
50 Shades, MoonlightSo, a fellow Fifty Shades critic and consent enthusiast recently gave me a copy of How Not to Write A
Crimes against literature: Fifty Shades has 50 novel-writing mistakes (part 1) Read Post »
50 Shades, Moonlight
As I finally come to write reviews of this last cluster of books from 2017 I realise that I’ve probably
Books of 2017: Titles for those who are looking outside the box Read Post »
UncategorisedI read all of these from cover to cover. Only kidding! The themes for 2017’s theological reading seem to have been
Books of 2017: Titles of interest to theology lovers and Bible students Read Post »
Uncategorised1 Corinthians 11:3. Ephesians 5:22. If you’ve been anywhere near the arguments about complementarianism you’ll probably know what these verses
Books of 2017: Titles of interest to egalitarian Christians Read Post »
UncategorisedFrom theology to anthropology to fiction, these are my books of 2017. I didn’t like all of them, and I
Books of 2017: ‘The Twilight of Cutting’ taught me about more than FGM Read Post »
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It’s no secret that the majority of named people in the Bible are men. As a woman brought up in
In some respects Lord of the Rings was wasted on me when I first read it. I was after action and
Ana’s spin cycle – the most mundane description of an orgasm ever? Read Post »
50 Shades, MoonlightOne of the common complaints about 50 Shades is that it’s badly written. Jamie Dornan was quoted in the Guardian as
Is it intellectual snobbery to say Fifty Shades is badly written? Read Post »
50 Shades, Moonlight
