Kieran Crichton: Florence Foster Jenkins

Recent Reading

The Girard Reader -- James G Williams (ed)
What Days are For -- Robert Dessaix
"Come Love with Me" Augustine as Spiritual Guide -- Gabriel Quicke
The New Asceticism -- Sarah Coakley
The Kindness of God -- Janet Martin Soskice
From the Abundance of the Heart -- Stephen Cottrell
When God Spoke Greek -- Timothy M Law
Life's Great Questions -- Jean Vanier
The Charismatic Theology of St Luke -- Roger Stronstad
Festal Orations -- St Gregory of Nazianzus
Strange Days Indeed -- Francis Wheen
The Man Who Went Into the West: the life of R.S. Thomas -- Byron Rogers
Non-Places: an Introduction to Super-Modernity -- Marc Auge
The Death of Christian Britain: Understanding Secularisation, 1800-2000 -- Callum Brown
Unapologetic -- Fancis Spufford
The Organs of J.S. Bach: A Handbook -- Christoph Wolff and Markus Zepf
Musical Elaborations -- Edward Said
Simon's Cat: in Kitten Chaos -- Simon Tofield
Journal of the Royal Musical Association, vol 137 Pt 2, 2012
To Pause at the Threshold: Reflections on Living on the Border -- Esther de Waal
How to be a Megalomaniac -- Mungo Macallum
Earle Backen: Sacred Art -- William Carter
Radiance: the Neo-Impressionists -- Marina Ferretti Bocquillon
The Four Horsemen: Apocalypse, Death and Disaster -- Cathy Leah, Jennifer Spinks, Charles Zika (eds)
Architect Extraordinary: the Life and Work of John Horbury Hunt, 1838-1904 -- J.M. Freeland
Worldly Goods: A New History of the Renaissance -- Lisa Jardine
The Temple -- Stephen Spender
How to be a Megalomaniac -- Mungo McCallum
Shaping the Church: the Promise of Implicit Theology -- Martyn Percy
Reading the Bible with the Dead: what you can learn from the history of exegesis that you can't learn from exegesis alone -- John L. Thompson

Kieran Crichton

28 March 2016

Florence Foster Jenkins

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