SIGHTINGS

Interviews

Mars Hill Audio 2018

Catholic Arts Today, Benedict XVI Institute

The Fine Delight

Hillsdale Collegian 2013

The Publican

Notre Dame Book People

Mars Hill Audio Journal 2010

Seminarian Casual

​Catholic World Report
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Ethika Politika

​The Imaginative Conservative
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Hillsdale Collegian 2018

Radio Free Acton (begins at 16:43)
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​Reviews

Glynn Young on The Hanging God

​Mark Bauerlein on Some Permanent Things

​Joe Hoover on Some Permanent Things

Photo courtesy of Gerry Cambridge

​Steven Knepper's "Discipline and Desire," on ​Some Permanent Things

Helen Pinkerton Trimpi on The Violent and the Fallen

Frank Wilson on The Violent and the Fallen (also available here)

Matthew Milliner on "The Politicized Aesthetic"

Patrick Kurp on "A Note for Ecclesiastes"

Alexis Carra on Timothy Steele: A Critical Introduction

​Bryce Christenson's "The Meaning of Measure"

David Middleton on The Fortunes of Poetry in an Age of Unmaking

Rod Dreher on The Vision of the Soul: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty in the Western Tradition

R.V. Young on "The Persistence of Poetry"
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James E. Person, Jr. on "Recovering the Soul of Conservatism"

Fr. Andrew Petiprin praises The Vision of the Soul

Alfred Nicol reviews The Fortunes of Poetry in an Age of Unmaking

Matt Robare has a go at The Vision of the Soul

Benjamin Myers, in The Christian Century, on The Vision of the Soul

A.M. Juster on a "Master of Intricate Forms," in First Things
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Appearances

Rediscovering the Form of Things, the 2017 Hiett Prize in the Humanities Lecture

Between Self and Soul, a First Things magazine lecture
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Beauty, the Foundation of the West, A Catholic Arts Guild lecture

Art is a Jealous God: Aesthetic Autonomy and the Claims of the Divine, a lecture at Hope College

A Reading from The Violent and the Fallen

The Trouble with Goodness, a Future Symphony Institute lecture

A View from the Studebaker Servants' Quarters read by Jerry D. White

​Craftsmanship and Contemplation, the annual Villanova Faith and Reason Lecture

David Kern reads The Scar of Odysseus on the Daily Poem