August 2026
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A Feminist Historical Theologian’s Summer Reading List, Part II: A Review of Ian McEwan’s What We Can Know
It is this idea of the limits to our understanding that I found so fascinating because it connects so well with my feminist historical theology project. Continue reading
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On Good Scholarship: Reflecting on Epistemic Appropriation and Epistemic Responsibility
It’s the summer, the season of reading, writing, and thinking, among other things, for academics. While attempting to resurrect long-dormant writing projects in solitude, I’ve been struck by the collective nature of scholarship. For instance, an upcoming publication has been… Continue reading
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Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke (Knopf, 2026)
Spoiler alert: I have tried not to include any major plot points in this review, but there are some minor spoilers. I’d recommend reading the book itself first! A tradwife influencer wakes up one morning and finds herself thrown into… Continue reading
