The Laynie Portland spirit-filled series seems like a type of book I do not read: historical fiction, character-driven, seems suspiciously like a romance. And I grew tired of spy thrillers a long time ago. Yet I loved it. In fact, … Continue reading →
Yes, glorifying Godly marriages fictionally is the core of all my fiction. It’s the solution for “it’s not good that man should live alone”. The image of God is man, woman, & the Lord living as one. What is always … Continue reading →
A deeper faith for Christian fiction amazes me in recent days. I just finished the second series out of my world build for Albuquerque in the future. I had no idea what to write next. As you may have noticed, … Continue reading →
Creator’s Call Spirit-Filled Christian Fantasy by Costas Iuannou was a book I tried to avoid reading. It’s dawned on me that was the Enemy’s work offering mental arguments which I accepted without question. After forty-seven years, I bought the lies … Continue reading →
War on Canyon Road Cover reveal announces the real fight as satan brings serious spiritual warfare to the world-class fine art neighborhood in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Book 4 of the Ascended Light Miraculous Reality series The normal process continues. … Continue reading →
How do you add anointing to your writing? Elijah, an architect, asks one of my lead characters, “What do you think the key is to anointed design? I feel like I am really fighting it.” He’s asking William, a young … Continue reading →
The Paucity of Christian Book Reviews saddens me. No, it’s worse than that. I grieve that more authors are not being led to share the reality of the walk of faith. Of course, that is epidemic in America today. It’s … Continue reading →
Book 3 Peace in Santa Fe is published. This time we visit the world-renowned art center of Canyon Road in Santa Fe. What’s the Lord doing with those weirdos? Ascended Light Design, a miraculous reality series, was birthed to battle … Continue reading →
A believer producing fine-art porn —really? Of course not, Eloy de Salas learns that when he meets Jesus and his life is transformed. Suddenly, ninety percent of what he has produced must be tossed. But it’s just a problem to … Continue reading →
The birth of the Miraculous Reality genre seems obvious to me now. I was trying to fit what I am writing into Heroic Urban Fantasy, but it was really a stretch. Mary Campagna Findley finally said, “Why don’t you just call … Continue reading →