New books and books to read in an "Orwellian dystopia"

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Friday, May 18, 2012

New books and books to read in an "Orwellian dystopia"

Part two of my interview with Brandon Vogt is now up on Brandon's Thin Veil site.

The two topics of discussion are new Ignatius Press releases that have caught my attention and this fun question (as long as it remains theoretical): "Imagine the world has collapsed into an Orwellian dystopia replete with book burnings. You can only save five titles to pass on to your children—what do you select and why?"

Here are my answers. And here is Part One of the interview.

Posted by Carl E. Olson on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 12:19 PM | Permalink

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To focus only on the first part of the post, one of the new books published by Ignatius - "Benedict's XVI Reform" by Nicola Bux has received a raving review on the DEO VOLENTE EX ANIMO by His Excellency, Thomas E. Gullickson. He has some recent posts on other books as well, but most praises go to Ignatius.
And rightly so!

Posted by: Agnieszka | Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 08:29 PM

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