I’ve spoken before about the overlap of faith and science in this series, and it’s one that’s tackled from several different angles. Read more

There’s no pretty way to depict what men like Nowak did for a living, and Orb certainly doesn’t try. Read more

“Knowledge is power” is one of those old saws so eponymous that we rarely stop to think about what it means. Read more

Sometimes it takes someone with intellectual clarity – even if its misplaced – to break through the bonds of ignorance. Read more

This is getting complicated. Read more

Golly, I wonder who Jolenta’s father is. Read more

The essential nature of the divide is brought forth beautifully and poetically, as Orb has a talent for doing. Read more

This series isn’t fixated on realism – it’s drama used to illuminate existential exploration. Read more

There are many fundamental questions being posed here, not least the idea of whether asking questions is in itself incompatible with the concept of faith. Read more

Oppression is oppression, and atrocities are atrocities. And kudos to any writer who chooses to use their gifts to expose such evil. Read more