How much are people willing to admit when there are no consequences?

Samuel Pepys’s journals are an invaluable record of British history. A new book reconsiders his infamous sexual exploits.

Ready for some piping hot confessions?

The cruelty that young teens are capable of and the amoral prurience of Japanese society portrayed in Tetsuya Nakashima "Confessions" will deliver a shock to the system of any audience. By Maggie Lee, ...

Francis X. Maier’s book, True Confessions, arrives as an interpretive key to the Church in our time. An old saying warns that “the past is a foreign country,” whose customs and inner life are ...