The ending of Solzhenitsyn's book is hopeful.  We are given a glimpse of a "good day" in Ivan Denisovich's life.

Suppose that words were all you had.

"I love this book because there s not a hint of ‘Eat your spinach’ about it. Pearce’s reading program is pure pleasure. It can make the world a happier place." Mike Aquilina

A young man is sitting at his desk, his quill poised above the parchment while he glances toward a French poem at his side.

"Banner in the Sky" is an unmistakably Catholic book.

We can hope that Robert Hugh Benson, an author so long neglected, will once more be seen among the stars of the literary firmament, his own star once more in the ascendant…

Many literary critics consider Regina Derieva one of the great modern Russian poets.

Today marks the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

Anyone who has read "Kristin Lavransdatter", Sigrid Undset's trilogy of novels about medieval Norway, is aware of the magnetic appeal of the headstrong title character and her saga of sin and redemption. 

Walker Percy (1916–1990), American novelist whose works include "The Moviegoer" and "Love in the Ruins", took as his subject "the dislocation of man in the modern age."