One of the most egregious errors seen in speculative fiction is a misunderstanding of how prophecy works. I should probably write a how-to some day. But the article linked below is superb. Don’t use a prophet unless you know what … Continue reading →
Radiqx Press is pleased to announce that Guy Stanton III has won the Spirit-Filled Speculative Fiction Book of the Year 2015 for 2015 for Fallen Ambitions. Fallen Ambitions Guy will receive a banner for his Website and blogs, plus a PDF of the … Continue reading →
Radiqx Press is pleased to announce that: David G. Johnson Has won the Redemptive Fiction Book of the Year for 2015 for: The Chadash Chronicles Omnibus Edition Released by Faith X Fiction in November of 2015 David will also receive … Continue reading →
Chaos In The Blink Of An Eye It was the weekend before Thanksgiving. More than 100,000 fans were jammed inside Michigan Stadium, on their feet, to witness a heated football rivalry that had spanned more than 100 years. As the … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating] Hidden is Vanetta Chapman’s first self-published novel, and first romantic suspense novel. Her previous novels have either been Amish romance (the only romance sub-genre I don’t read) or Amish mysteries (I’ve read one and it was very good, except … Continue reading →
Restoration’s Journey (Unseen Dominion Book 2) How do you run from an unseen enemy . . . . . . in a world you’ve never experienced? Twelve-year-old Ima Fredericks is a second generation mim (manufactured image of man). Born and … Continue reading →
Of course, that’s not entirely true. But what you do must come out of obedience to what you’ve heard talking with the Lord. Your relationship comes first. Here’s a quote from John Follette: So, for what has a man to … Continue reading →
Lynessa’s Curse Mankind reached for the stars, and civilization crumbled. The Red Planet was Mankind’s first home after Earth. But when silence fell across the solar system, humanity found themselves in a new dark ages. Alastair is a serf, toiling … Continue reading →
Marketplaces are incredibly complex There’s an interesting post in a marketing blog I follow this morning. It talks about the size of the publishing industry. The graphic is copied from her post—the data is from 2012. It shows that the largest portion … Continue reading →
The Dragon King: First Emperor of China (Chronicles of the Watchers Book 1) Two Epic Storytellers and a Clash of Ancient Cultures. Brian Godawa, best-selling author of ancient historical fantasy, teams up with Charlie Wen, the past visual director of Marvel … Continue reading →
