This book studies medieval attitudes towards the ventriloquism of God's and Christ's voices through human media. It includes readers, who ventriloquized the divine voice when speaking the words of the Bible; pagan oracles, which become appropriated as organs for the divine voice; priests, who are th[...]

Following one young woman's life from her college days to her rise to political power, a debut novel chronicles Ellen Fines as she takes over her husband's campaign for the Senate after he is killed in a car accident, but her successful political career is threatened when a former lover, a journalis[...]