Into the world of ‘Baahubali’…The ‘Avatar’ of India

The Day My Mother Ran Away From Home

I often see on articles about chronic anxiety that sufferers frequently fear “going crazy.” I always shake my head a bit, because for me it’s such a legitimate concern. My mother is mentally ill. My middle sister has a personality disorder, and my oldest sister is…

A Review of John MacArthur’s “The Gospel According to Paul”

The Convincer

I’ve been interested in learning more about the apostle Paul simply because he’s a hole in my Biblical reading. My church culls no readings from his letters, and I haven’t really…

Why are the Americans failing in the Indian automobile market?

A Tale of Three (Malayalam) Movies

A scene early in the movie, Maheshinte Prathikaram, shows the father of the protagonist playing…

Photography: Fave Sky Shots

Photos in this essay by Louise Peacock

Bereft by Chris Womersley— a review

Bereft is one of my favourite books by an Australian author. It is set in 1919 and as the Spanish Flu epidemic is sweeping Australia, Sergeant Quinn Walker returns home from the Great War to face the ghosts of his past. Ten years earlier he fled his far-flung…