Beatrice Scudeler
I am a freelance writer on literature, religion, the arts, and family life. I have a B.A. from Durham and a M.A. from Oxford University in English literature.
The Critic | Parenthood Erased
The Critic | William Wilberforce and England's Forgotten Saints
Public Discourse | The Cellophane Cross
Mary Harrington Guest Post | Lost in Motherland
'I have called you by name' | The Catholic Herald
Fairer Disputations | Jane Meets Mary: What Austen and Wollstonecraft Teach Us About Parenthood
Fairer Disputations | Toward a Theology of Birth: Jennifer Banks, Julian of Norwich, and the Acceptance of Suffering
Current | Are Women Human? Review of Carrie Gress's The End of Woman
Current | Dying a Good Death, Living a Good Life
Current | Barbie review: Material Girls
Seen & Unseen | The Beliefs that Made Jane Austen and Her World
Seen & Unseen | Praying with Jane Austen
Seen & Unseen | Mr. Darcy: Pagan Hero?
Seen&Unseen | Perpetually Present in Palm Springs
Seen & Unseen | What’s love got to do with it?
The Lamp | The Good War of Motherhood
Hearth & Field | Salame al Cioccolato
Hearth & Field | Banana Bread with Cinnamon Sugar Crust Recipe
Christianity and Literature | The Hyacinth Girl: T. S. Eliot’s Hidden Muse by Lyndall Gordon (review)
Radio Maria Interview Jane Austen and the Virtues
Substack | Literary Convert