of Celebrity (1997), Saint Augustine (1999), Saint Augustine's Childhood (2001), Saint Augustine's Memory (2002), Saint Augustine's Sin (2003), Saint Augustine's Conversion (2004), A Necessary Evil: A History of American Distrust of Government (1999), Papal Sin: Structures of Deceit (2000), Venice: Lion City: The Religion of Empire (2001), Why I Am a Catholic (2002), Mr. Jefferson's University (2002), James Madison (2002), Negro President: Jefferson and the Slave Power (2003), Henry Adams and the Making of America (2005), The Rosary: Prayer Comes Round (2005), What Jesus Meant (2006), What Paul Meant (2006), Bush's Fringe Government (2006), Head and Heart: American Christianities (2007), What the Gospels Meant (2008), Bomb Power (2010), Outside Looking In: Adventures of an Observer (2010), Augustine's 'Confessions': A Biography (2011), Verdi's Shakespeare: Men of the Theater (2011), Rome and Rhetoric: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (2011), Font of Life: Ambrose, Augustine, and the Mystery of Baptism (2012), Why Priests? (2013), Making Make-Believe Real: Politics as Theater in Shakespeare's Time (2014) The Future of the Catholic Church with Pope Francis (March 2015), What The Qur'an Meant and Why It Matters (2017), References Further reading Perlstein, Rick, "The American Atom", Bookforum: Rick Perlstein talks to Garry Wills about "The Bomb". Delbanco, Andrew, "The Right-Wing Christians", New York Review of Books, Review of Wills's Head and Heart: American Christianities. New York Times, "Featured Author" page. New York Times, Index of articles about Garry Wills, (covers 1983 to 2008). Northwestern University, History Faculty of NW university Wills at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral, a live conversation with Dean Alan Jones (archived) Wills, Garry, October 13, 2007, Lecture at Politics and Prose bookstore in Washington, D.C. to promote his book, Head and Heart. External links Booknotes interview with Wills on Under God: Religion and American Politics, December 30, 1990. In Depth interview with Wills, January 2, 2005 1934 births Living people 20th-century American biographers 20th-century American historians 21st-century American biographers 21st-century American historians 21st-century American male writers Former Jesuits 20th-century American Jesuits American male non-fiction writers American political writers The Atlantic (magazine) people Catholics from Illinois Critics of the Catholic Church Historians of the Catholic Church Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters National Humanities Medal recipients National Review people Northwestern University faculty Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction winners Roman Catholic dissidents Saint Louis University alumni Writers from Atlanta Writers from Evanston, Illinois Xavier University alumni Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences alumni Academics