Jeffrey Allen Davis posted a set of Spurgeon quotes from LucidBooks. I thought it needed a bit of graphic cleansing. So I did Some Spurgeon Writing Tips. If you click on the image, you’ll find a booklet you can download for … Continue reading →
In two weeks, I’ve managed to get a hundred plus vetted Christian good reads into the Reality Calling bookstore. These are some seriously enjoyable books showing transformed lives of power in realistic settings from romances to exotic fantasy and science fiction. … Continue reading →
The Lord has told me, “Come! Let’s have a little adventure.” The Reality Calling Bookstore response to that word was a surprise to me. I’ve been saying for years that something like this is needed as a resource for the … Continue reading →
When it comes to our books, we know the professional standards Christian authors need. Right. How do we deal with this? We learn what’s required and ask the Holy Spirit for help. You know the basic scenario. God has called … Continue reading →
In the midst of an industry where stories of believers are rare, even a mid-school science fiction Super Seven superhero series is fun to read. The series will also entertain your pre-teen or young teenagers — for the superheroes in the Super Seven … Continue reading →
My new free book entitled Insatiable Desire is yet another of John Wright Follette’s teachings which has affected me deeply. I found myself filling the book with notes, and decided I needed to share this with my friends. Insatiable Desire … Continue reading →
One of the things I want to do with this site is make it a valued resource for Christian authors and readers of speculative fiction and powerful non-fiction. I’m looking for your input on how we can do this. Let’s state … Continue reading →
For the new year, the Holy Spirit within each of us, if we’re born from above as a new creation, is calling each of us to grow up spiritually. It’s time to get ourselves ready. For we can’t bear fruit … Continue reading →
This book reads like a dystopian YA thriller —though the characters seem to be bit older. It’s a familiar scenario. Here’s the prologue: Eight years ago, at the height of a media crisis centered on a controversial decision by the … Continue reading →
You know right up front that I have real problems with short story series. I think they are a ripoff. They are charged as a book, but 67 pages is not a book. It costs $15 to buy the whole … Continue reading →