The Rabbit Room

2015 has been a heck of a year. We’ve been busier than ever, tireder than ever, and more sure than ever that building and growing the Rabbit Room is exactly what we’re supposed to be doing. Here’s hoping that […]

Homecoming Magazine recently ran an entire issue on faith and literature and one of the centerpieces was Gloria Gaither’s interview with Walter Wangerin Jr. in which they discuss his new book, Everlasting Is the […]

Of all the books I’ve read this year (2012), there’s a single standout that has found a comfortable home among all time favorites like Godric, Jayber Crow, A Tale of Two Cities, and The Lord of the Rings. It was […]

Last year I published a couple of short stories via Kindle, the first being The Timely Arrival of Barnabas Bead, but let’s face it, digital reading isn’t half as fun as real reading. So as of today I’m making this […]

Edit: Names have been drawn! Check your email for your assignments!

It’s almost Christmas time (Really? Yes.), so it’s time to get the 2015 gift exchange in gear. This party has gotten a bit unwieldy in the […]

When we launched Rabbit Room Press in 2009, our goal was to publish and champion books that we felt demonstrated the core of what the Rabbit Room is about. Since then, a lot of books have come across our desks, […]

If you were at Cardiff State’s album release show at North Wind Manor a while back, you saw Flo Oakes and her daughter perform this live. It was one of the highlights of the night. Check out their stop-motion Lego […]

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I only just woke up.

Okay, that’s not quite true. But it’s almost true. Hutchmoot 2015 was just about as good as I could have hoped for, and I heard a lot of people say […]

It’s going to be a busy week. There’s a Hutchmoot coming.

Starting tomorrow, upwards of 70 staff and 150 attendees will begin traveling from around the world (literally) to convene here in our neck of the […]

Almost four years ago, we published our first issue of The Molehill. The intent for the book, an anthology, was that it would give us an opportunity to showcase the works of different people in the community and […]

I saw Mad Max: Fury Road again last week and marveled for the third time at its ability to convey incredibly complex action scenes with rare clarity. My wife (and plenty of others) don’t understand my fascination […]

Following on yesterday’s post, here’s another look at MYTH from NPT’s Arts Break. The world premiere is next Friday night and discounted tickets are available in the Rabbit Room store.

It turns out that Peter Thiel quotes Hamlet.

For Thiel, a line in the play’s second scene throws open the pessimism that runs throughout the tragedy and, in his opinion, our current cultural moment. “Thou kno […]

A new Pixar movie is always cause for celebration. But with such a long string of films that are more like soft, huggable security blankets than mere films, I always go into the theater a bit anxious, worried that […]

The newest issue of The Molehill contains a couple of truly unique pieces of history. The first is an original, previously-unpublished essay by the great G. K. Chesterton, and you’ll have to pick up a copy of the […]

Charles Williams is one of those guys who seems to be perpetually on my “Read This Next!” shelf. Almost every time I talk with Lanier Ivester there comes a point in the conversation when her chin drops and her […]

Last year, right at the last minute, I heard the strange tale of Matthew Perryman Jones teaming up with the Nashville Ballet for a live-music and dance performance called “. . . but the flowers have yet to come.” […]

Today I’m delighted to announce that Rabbit Room Press is now making available two original plays by National Book Award-winner Walter Wangerin Jr.

These are “mystery plays,” but don’t confuse that term with “p […]

I’m stealing this from Dave Bruno’s blog because it’s awesome and he forgot to post it here. Carve out a few minutes this evening, click the link below, and read Dr. King’s sermon, “Paul’s Letter to American […]