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New Reviews for July!

Here at Lutterworth Press we are pleased to be able to share with you all our new reviews including those from The Art Newspaper and Conference and Common Room. If any of these titles interest you, please don’t hesitate to click on these links for further information and purchasing options. Espying Heaven: The Stained Glass… Continue reading New Reviews for July!

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Check out our New Reviews!

We are pleased to present some reviews from The Heythrop Journal, Ching Feng, The Expository Times, Church Times, Baptist Quarterly,  Churchman and The Glass. If any of these titles intrigue you, feel free to check out the links for more information and to make your order.   China’s Urban Christians: A Light that Cannot be Hidden By… Continue reading Check out our New Reviews!

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Hot Off the Press: New Reviews!

We are delighted to present some reviews from Reviews in Religion and Theology, who have been kind enough to highlight some of  our thought-provoking books in their January issue. If any of these titles intrigue you, feel free to check out the links for more information and to make your order. Pope Francis: His Life… Continue reading Hot Off the Press: New Reviews!

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Arthur Ransome: who was the author really?

Arthur Ransome: who was the author really? Sheena Grant of the East Anglian Daily Times interviews author of Swallows, Amazons and Coots: A Reading of Arthur Ransome Julian Lovelock to find out… For more from Julian Lovelock, click here to read his author Q&A with us. To read reviews, extracts and to find out where… Continue reading Arthur Ransome: who was the author really?

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#Review ‘Words of Power: Reading Shakespeare and the Bible’

by Thomas Creedy   I was delighted to recieve a copy of this book in the post, as it combines a number of my passions in one ‘handy’ volume. Regular readers will know that I am passionate about reading, the Bible, and books in general. Old friends will also know that I had a limited… Continue reading #Review ‘Words of Power: Reading Shakespeare and the Bible’