Living in a disposable universe is our reality until the flesh is gone. What we experience in the flesh is a short term universe designed for a specific purpose. Then it will be tossed—dissolved in fire, the greatest fireworks shows … Continue reading →
This is for Christian authors I ran across this statement this morning in Scripture as I was beginning my Sabbath time with the Lord. ““For not from the east nor from the west nor from the south come promotion and … Continue reading →
I’ve read several Christian fantasies lately, especially those supposedly for children, which have been written in a style which severely hurts the quality of the books. Now, I’m not advocating the type of story seen in the comic cover to … Continue reading →
Almost daily someone, in one of the online groups I participate in, asks for prayers about their so-called writer’s block. I just read an very good article by Andrew Lewis Conn in Publisher’s Weekly. He makes some excellent points—giving 7 … Continue reading →
Many of you know I dislike poetry and flowery allegory. This book is full of that. What is missing is a savior and holy spirit. The evil is presented well. The faithful, not nearly so much. They are desperately holding … Continue reading →
What a fun action/adventure, scifi, fantasy Christian world this is! Guy S. Stanton III is a man to watch. I’m not sure where these books came from. His Website is fascinating and strong. As far as I can tell he … Continue reading →
We talk about this all the time, but rarely do we have actual stats. This is quoted from an English charity named Booktrust: Headline statistics Significant minorities of adults in England have negative attitudes towards reading: Nearly a fifth (18%) never … Continue reading →
This trilogy started out with one of the best books I have read for many years. A Cast of Stones brought me into the life of a brutalized orphan, Errol, in a way which I have not enjoyed in a long … Continue reading →
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. It was given to me as Christian fantasy/scifi. The first reaction was against the very low quality cover: blurred, mediocre font choice that is very hard to … Continue reading →
It’s hard to express how depressing the world was post-Noah, pre-Abraham, in the Fertile Crescent. The world is hopeless without a Savior! This is a historical novel about the times leading up to the Tower of Babel, I think. This … Continue reading →
