I’m a panelist for a local televised book club that reviews novels once a month from a Christian perspective, and we’re in the process of building our list of books to review during the next season (which starts next month, ack). We review novels (current and classic) from both Christian and secular publishing houses that deal with issues of faith. (Examples of books we've reviewed in the past include Leif Enger’s Peace Like a River, Lauren Winner’s girl meets GOD, Marilynne Robinson Gilead, Anne Rice’s Christ the Lord (which this blog reviewed), James Schaap’s Touches the Sky, Randy Alcorn’s Safely Home, C.S. Lewis’ TLTWTW, Ray Blackston's Flabbergasted, Minnie Lamberth’s Life with Strings Attached, Karen Hancock’s Arena, Tedd Dekker’s Three and Corrie Ten Boom’s The Hiding Place. That’s not an exhaustive list, but just a sampling.) If you have a suggestion, by all means please, please post it here or email me at books [at] pilgrimscrybe [dot] net. Also, feel free to disperse this call in any way you wish—the more recommendations we get the better!(image: by aymlis at flickr.com)