March 19, 2011 Eric wrote this over five years ago. I’d like to be able to say that we’ve come a long way since then. In some ways we have—but only for the indies and the self-publishers. Traditional publishers still have … Continue reading →
Great story. Amazing world building. The invasion and the attempts to stop the invader are gripping. Tales like this are why I originally started reading science fiction…before I was tackled by LOTR. For me, you don’t get much better scifi. … Continue reading →
Who needs strong fiction to introduce them to Jesus? The first and obvious answer is, the world! bzzaat! Wrong answer. The world cannot come to know Jesus, by definition. Biblically, the world (kosmos in the Greek) is the system developed … Continue reading →
What a fun ride this was. A world in which to escape with enough truth to keep it real. That’s what I look for in Christian fiction. This book qualifies. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Christian fantasy entertainment This is not redemptive, yet … Continue reading →
I always enjoy Jeffrey’s books. His contemporary speculative fiction is simply a joy. The first one I read was Seeing Jesus—about Jesus showing up in person for quite a while. It shows how that might transform a person’s life. Hearing Jesus is … Continue reading →
This book was a joy to read. It is fantasy on a level rarely seen, as an inspiring teen deals with a kingship and arranged marriage out of the blue. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] This is type of fantasy I really like … 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 →
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 →
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 →
It’s a compelling, quick read. Many will find it eye-opening. Some will discover that its life-changing message strikes home. I recommend it, if it appeals to you at all. It’s a graphic examination of the consequences of sin in the life … Continue reading →