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Highlights from the Arx Publishing
Catalog...
Crown
of the World
Knight of the Temple
by Nathan Sadasivan
"Nathan
Sadasivan
has
a rare, raw talent and Crown
of the World is a rip-roaring success. A saga of Christendom
told with a breadth of historical knowledge and a depth of empathy and
understanding, this novel transports us to a time of turbulence and
faith. A work of such accomplishment from a writer of such youth is
simply astonishing." More...
—Prof. Joseph Pearce, Ave Maria University
2009 ~ 296 pp. ~ 1 map
paperback ~ 978-1-889758-92-3 ~ $16.95 |
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Angels in Iron
by Nicholas C. Prata
"In addition to being an
exciting action/adventure yarn and quite a page-turner, Angels in Iron is valuable as a
miniature history lesson as well....This is a book that belongs on the
bookshelf of every Catholic man, should be read by every Catholic boy
(11 or older, I would say), and stocked by every Catholic school
library."
--Latin Mass Magazine
313 pp. ~ 1 map
paperback ~ 978-1-889758-56-5 ~ $16.95 |
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Broken Crusts
by Clifford J. Laube
“I found myself amazed as I began to read
Clifford Laube’s poems. They open out onto the great regions of
Catholic spirituality. I was reminded of such writers as Romano
Guardini, St. Francis de Sales, and some of those early 20th century
French writers. I was really quite overwhelmed."
--Thomas Howard
136 pp. ~ 8 illustrations
paperback ~ 978-1-889758-73-2 ~
$12.95 |
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Belisarius
The
First Shall Be Last
by Paolo A. Belzoni
"Presents and argues for,
in an understated way, a Christian way of war, to be waged by manly men
who value purity and patriotism for the sake of preserving Christian
civilization. ...Not that the book deliberately carries a political
message. On its own terms, it is an ambitious tale, filled with action,
spectacle, and intrigues of all kinds....It is painstakingly authentic
in its historical, military, and religious detail, assiduously
researched and replete with facts."
—John Desjarlais, Catholicfiction.net
248 pp. ~ 3 maps
paperback ~ 978-1-889758-78-7 ~
$14.95 |
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The Laviniad
by Claudio R. Salvucci
Written in the style of the ancient epics, the Laviniad draws on
historical fragments found in Livy, Vergil, Dionysius of Halicarnassus,
and others
to create a tale of heroic-age Italy. Ascanius, son of the Trojan hero
Aeneas, assumes the kingship in Lavinium, a city threatened with
destruction by
the blasphemous Etruscan tyrant Mezentius. The young king must overcome
his inexperience and step out of the heroic shadow of his father to
preserve
a city and a people who will eventually give rise to the Romans. More...
133 pp. ~ paperback ~ 978-1-889758-74-9 ~
$11.95 |
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| A few copies of
the 2009 Tarpeian Rock are still available...
Request a free copy of last
year's
issue of The
Tarpeian
Rock, featuring short stories, artwork, and poetry.
Authors
in the spotlight include Paolo A.
Belzoni, Gina M. Foster, Anna Jakubiec, Robert F. Kauffmann, Nathan Sadasivan, and Katy Sohler. Click here
for information on how to receive a free copy.
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