Michael J. Griffin Books

Haunted by a dark secret from his past, Grady Hagen confronts his participation in a lynching that occurred over sixty years ago. The sepia-toned postcard of the crime serves as a constant reminder of his guilt, which he never revealed to anyone, even his late wife, Rachel. As he faces his own mortality, Grady feels the urgent need to return to Arbutus, Mississippi, to seek redemption and confront the consequences of his actions. The story delves into themes of memory, guilt, and the quest for atonement.

For over a decade, Focus on Faith has been the unrivalled resource for those on their journey to the Catholic Church. It is intended for people embarking on the catechumenate period of the RCIA and explores the thinking and practice of Catholicism through discussion, home reading and prayer.

The story features an extraordinary FBI Agent endowed with the ability to walk through walls, read auras, speak every language, and telepathically connect with animals. Set across two dimensions, this novel introduces a unique blend of supernatural abilities and crime-solving, promising an engaging adventure that explores the boundaries of reality and the agent's extraordinary skills. As the first installment in a series, it sets the stage for thrilling developments and deeper explorations of its remarkable protagonist.

Exploring the Utopian Impulse presents a series of essays by an international and trans-disciplinary group of contributors that explores the nature and extent of the utopian impulse. Working across a range of historical periods and cultures, the essays investigate key aspects of utopian theory, texts, and socio-political practices. Even as some critique Utopia, others extend its reach beyond the limits of the modern western tradition within which utopianism has usually been understood. The explorations offered herein will take readers over familiar ground in new ways as well as carry them into new territories of hope and engagement.