Dear Friend of Lake Drive Books, Here’s a guest blog post from Lake Drive Books author R. Scott Okamoto—his helpful response to the Publishers Weekly review of his book, Asian American Apostate: Losing Religion and Finding Myself at an Evangelical University. If...
Friends of Lake Drive Books, It must take a lot of ambition to start a college or university: massive amounts of funding, establishing a physical location, hiring faculty and administration, angling for accreditation, and so much more. But most of all, it takes a...
Dear Friend of Lake Drive Books, Here’s a guest blog post from Lake Drive Books author Marla Taviano. Like so many of us, Marla has been on a journey of change, and what’s unique about Marla is that she started an Instagram account focusing on books by...
Anger, lament, analysis, disruption, new connections—almost every week I’m amazed at the size of the movement of people leaving evangelicalism. Social media accounts are exploding, not just because of the quippy content but because of the thousands upon...
Being in the world of books, social media can be important, but I often hear how tired and downright repulsed people are by social media, some platforms more than others. No doubt, it really can be a horrible experience being on social media, and it can go to...
Friends of Lake Drive Books, So many of us are experiencing social and spiritual turbulence in our lives. So much has changed, and our institutions, however you might define them, haven’t always kept up. The result is that we’re not as connected. We feel we’re in a...
