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Nadya Williams

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Nadya Williams is a Senior Fellow in the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, where she also serves as the interim director of the MFA program. She is books editor at Mere Orthodoxy, where she hosts the Christians Reading Classics podcast. Her latest book is Christians Reading Classics.

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A fantastical woodland gathering depicts mythological and magical figures, including fairies, warriors, and ethereal beings, assembled in an enchanted forest illuminated by golden light streaming through ancient trees.

Society & Culture

Are There Fairies in Our Midst?

Nadya Williams / June 6, 2026

# Alt Text Multiple vintage automobiles from the 1920s-1930s era are parked in front of the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, with downtown buildings visible in the background.

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Americans Still Love a Road Trip

Nadya Williams / May 1, 2026

Three vibrant neon pop art renderings of a shirtless man standing against an ivy-covered wall, each panel rendered in contrasting color schemes of yellow-blue, cyan-magenta, and pink-blue.

Dispatch Culture

A True American at Yale

Valerie Pavilonis, Ivana Greco, Peter Gattuso, & Nadya Williams / April 18, 2026

A figure wearing a white head covering and red garment sits on a wooden bench against a mottled green and brown background.

Society & Culture

How a British Writer Correctly Predicted Birth Rate Collapse

Nadya Williams / April 16, 2026

Three pop art-style panels featuring Western film scenes with cowboys and cavalry soldiers against vibrant cyan, yellow, and magenta backgrounds.

Dispatch Culture

The Best Postwar Westerns

Valerie Pavilonis, Marvin Olasky, Nadya Williams, & Michael Rothman / March 21, 2026

(Photo by Jordan González via Unsplash).

Family

How We Talk About Motherhood Matters

Nadya Williams / March 17, 2026

Illustration by Noah Hickey/The Dispatch (Photos via Getty Images).

Dispatch Culture

Why Is There No ‘Rock Against Trump’?

Valerie Pavilonis, Joshua Tait, Nadya Williams, & Campbell Rawlins / March 7, 2026

Photo by Hrant Khachatryan via Unsplash.

Society & Culture

Mysteries Foreign and Domestic

Nadya Williams / January 31, 2026

Illustration by Noah Hickey/The Dispatch (Photos via Getty Images).

Society & Culture

The Haunted Fiction of George Saunders

Nadya Williams / January 24, 2026

Betty Friedan speaks at a conference at Mills College, April 6, 1970. (Duke Downey/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)

Family

What Betty Friedan Got Wrong About Motherhood

Nadya Williams / January 3, 2026

Virgil Reading The “Aeneid” To Augustus

Religion

Why Should Christians Read Greco-Roman Classics?

Nadya Williams / November 16, 2025

A horse running in the air

Society & Culture

Men’s Adventure Fiction is Back

Nadya Williams / November 8, 2025

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A fantastical woodland gathering depicts mythological and magical figures, including fairies, warriors, and ethereal beings, assembled in an enchanted forest illuminated by golden light streaming through ancient trees.

Society & Culture

Are There Fairies in Our Midst?

Nadya Williams / June 6, 2026

# Alt Text Multiple vintage automobiles from the 1920s-1930s era are parked in front of the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, with downtown buildings visible in the background.

The Next 250

Americans Still Love a Road Trip

Nadya Williams / May 1, 2026

Three vibrant neon pop art renderings of a shirtless man standing against an ivy-covered wall, each panel rendered in contrasting color schemes of yellow-blue, cyan-magenta, and pink-blue.

Dispatch Culture

A True American at Yale

Valerie Pavilonis, Ivana Greco, Peter Gattuso, & Nadya Williams / April 18, 2026

A figure wearing a white head covering and red garment sits on a wooden bench against a mottled green and brown background.

Society & Culture

How a British Writer Correctly Predicted Birth Rate Collapse

Nadya Williams / April 16, 2026