The morning after the 2016 election, the story goes, former presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton checked her email. She discovered there a note, a touching devotion, from her spiritual adviser, the… Read more »

Earlier this year, we wrote about repeated attempts by the Tennessee House of Representatives to pass a bill making the Bible the state’s “official book,” whatever that means. While the… Read more »

In the ongoing game to turn Amazon product reviews into subreddits about everything from mass shootings to Sandy Hook trutherism, there’s a new player: the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It’s recently come to… Read more »

In the words of the great poet William Joel, “Everybody has a dream.” Unlike those of most people, the dreams of a lawmaker are written into the public record; which is to… Read more »

We at MobyLives have never been shy about asking the big question to which so many people already seem to know the answer: namely, are publishers bad at marketing? And… Read more »

As the Christian publishing world faces down the bankruptcy of their largest retail chain and the subsequent assurance of millions of dollars in losses, it’s understandable that they’re a little gunshy… Read more »

Here we are only a few weeks into 2015, and yet we’ve encountered enough stories of publishers unwilling to offend their potential audiences to last us through the end of… Read more »

In a statement “approved by Pope Benedict,” the Vatican yesterday denounced a leading American nun who taught Christian ethics at the Yale Divinity School for writing a book called Just Love,… 1 / Read more »