Greg Cook

By Greg Cook

Greg Cook is a writer living with his wife in New York's North Country. His work has appeared at Crisis, OnePeterFive, and St. Austin Review. He is the author of two books of poetry: Against the Alchemists and A Verse Companion to Romano Guardini's Sacred Signs. He is at work on a collection of essays.

Faith and Fantasy: A Review of Holly Ordway’s Tolkien’s Faith: A Spiritual Biography

Fr. Vincent Miceli’s The Roots of Violence: A Review

Catholics and Marijuana: Some Considerations and Resources

The Two Shall Become One: A Review of Peter Kwasniewski’s Treasuring the Goods of Marriage

The Battle Against Hubris: A Review of The Island Without Seasons

A New Perspective on Pius XII: The Pope’s Cabinet, a Review

A Farmer’s Path to Sainthood

What Is Social Justice? A Review

At the Foot of the Cross: Lessons From Ukraine, a Review

Who Is Thomas Merton?

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