"Seldom will a reader be afforded a more intimate glance into the day-to-day experience of living the cloistered life in feminine mode than can be had from these pages. But, beyond the specificity of the monastic context, I can equally say that seldom will a reader be afforded a more intimate glance quite simply into the way a generous and listening heart comes to perceive the world after being schooled by all the joys and many sorrows of self-surrender. This book is decidedly not just one more item in the picturesque genre of the 'nun's story.' Rather, for all its slenderness, the volume bears a strong witness to the fact that a human life that stakes its all on loving will gradually become transfused with light."--The foreword by Simeon Leiva, OCSO.

Haunting new play by award-winning writer about the continuing hold of the Nazi times today.

The enclosed shopping mall, now so ubiquitous, was invented by one man: Victor Gruen. "Mall Maker" is the first biography of this visionary spirit.

In Josephine Tey's 'The Man in the Queue', the readers are taken on a thrilling journey filled with suspense and mystery. The book is a classic detective novel set in London, where a man is found murdered in a long queue outside a theater. Tey's writing style is both engaging and descriptive, immersing the readers in the various twists and turns of the investigation. The book showcases Tey's keen eye for detail and her ability to create intricate plotlines that keep the audience guessing until the very end. Set in the 1920s, 'The Man in the Queue' is a testament to Tey's talent as a writer and her contribution to the mystery genre. Fans of classic detective fiction will find this book to be a satisfying and compelling read that will keep them on the edge of their seats until the final reveal.