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Suzanne Wolfe

Suzanne Wolfe is the executive editor of Image: A Journal of the Arts and Religion. Wolfe, who has an M.A. in English literature from Oxford University, is a professor of English at Seattle Pacific University. Along with William Kilpatrick and her husband Gregory Wolfe, she is the author of Books That Build Character. She is also the author, with her husband Gregory, of Circle of Grace: Praying With—and for—Your Children. In addition, she has a novel in progress entitled Veiled Images.

MARS HILL AUDIO Journal

Volume 15

Guests on Volume 15: Jean Bethke Elshtain, on Democracy on Trial; Barry Alan Shain, on communalism in early American Protestantism; Christopher Wolfe, on the moral basis for strong local government; A. G. Mojtabai, on how contemporary novelists ignore religion; Robert Pinsky, on the challenges of translating Dante's Inferno; Suzanne Wolfe, on choosing books for children; Amy Waldman, on the ersatz community of TV shopping networks; Mark Crispin Miller, on the dehumanized feeling so common in modern advertising; Ted Prescott, on the Whitney Biennial, Bruce Nauman, and the "Mutant Materials" exhibit; and Edward Rothstein, on the inner meaning of music and mathematics.
Published: 07/01/95
Product Type: Journals
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