June 28, 2011Where Are Your Printing Presses?When people visit InterVarsity Press, they often ask where the printing presses are. I show them our copiers—the closest thing we’ve got. Our books are printed all over the country and sometimes around the world—all on printing presses owned by others. Even the biggest publishers do not own printing presses. Why? Continue reading "Where Are Your Printing Presses?"Posted by Andy Le Peau
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June 21, 2011The Story Behind the Quiet BestsellerFor more than two generations, Quiet Time has been introducing readers to one of the most basic spiritual disciplines of the Christian life—spending some time alone with God each day. Originally the piece was written by several campus staff members (called traveling secretaries) of the British Inter-Varsity movement. Continue reading "The Story Behind the Quiet Bestseller"Posted by Andy Le Peau
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June 14, 2011The Quiet BestsellerThe InterVarsity Press publication that has perhaps done more to shape the spiritual life of readers than anything else we've produced was actually one of our first. Quiet Time is a quiet classic that since 1945 has sold a million copies around the world, introducing readers in simple direct language to the daily discipline of spending time alone with God. There, as we listen in the calm, we hear him not in loud thunderbolts but in a still, soft voice. Continue reading "The Quiet Bestseller"Posted by Andy Le Peau
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June 2, 2011He Was No "Uncle Tom"Not only does this year mark the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the American Civil War, but this month marks the 200th birthday of the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, Harriet Beecher Stowe. The book was the biggest hardback bestseller in American history and drew such a dramatic reaction across the country that Abraham Lincoln said, famously, on meeting the author, "So you're the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war." I took the opportunity to observe this bicentennial by reading the book that caused such a stir at the time but has endured much distortion and derision since. Continue reading "He Was No "Uncle Tom""Posted by Andy Le Peau
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