"The Artist and the Trinity" creates a Christian theology of work based on Dorothy L. Sayers" analogy of the Trinity to the process of artistic creation. Sayers" analogy gives us an account of the person that does not collapse into the atomism of the individual of modern liberal capitalism, but is fully relational. By putting Sayers into dialogue with Alasdair MacIntyre, the book develops a fully Trinitarian theology of work that accounts for the interdependence of human beings, and for the ethical requirements of caring for the weak, the young, and the old in a way that is gender neutral. Christine M. Fletcher is Associate Professor of Theology at Benedictine University, Lisle, Illinois. She is the author of numerous articles on the ethics of work and on Dorothy L. Sayers. "Dorothy Sayers was one of the bright stars of the Anglo-Catholic literary firmament in England. . . . Among her great gifts was the ability to show the light orthodox Christian doctrine sheds on both artistic...