Genre: Christian Fiction, Fable, Parable
Paperback: 104 pages
Publisher: Double-Edged Publishing, Inc.
Publication Date: November 11, 2007
ISBN-10: 0979307961
ISBN-13: 978-0979307966
Author Website: R. L. Copple
R. L. Copple’s short collection of linked stories, Infinite Realities has literary roots in the parables of Christ or the fables of Aesop. Each tale in the collection teaches a moral lesson, a principle for daily [...]
Posts under ‘Christian SF&F’
Book Review: Infinite Realities by R. L. Copple
Free Fiction: Digital Dragon Magazine
If you do not object to speculative fiction with an intentional Christian/family friendly bent, then you might like to check out Digital Dragon Magazine. Janet of The Walrus Said pointed this out to me.
Digital Dragon Magazine is the brainchild of T.W. Ambrose, built around the desire for more venues for family-friendly and faith-based fantasy and [...]
Book Review: Tuck by Stephen Lawhead
# Genre: Historical Fiction; Historical Fantasy
# Hardcover: 464 pages
# Publisher: Thomas Nelson
# Publication Date: February 17, 2009
# ISBN-10: 1595540873
# ISBN-13: 978-1595540874
# Author Website: Stephen R. Lawhead
Tuck is author Stephen Lawhead’s third book in the King Raven trilogy and while it is worth reading to see how the plot ends, much of the novel is just [...]
Where’s Jeffrey Overstreet?
This is the third and last day of the book blog tour for Cyndere’s Midnight. The following is a list of places you can find Overstreet in his other personas.
Jeffrey Overstreet’s Web site – http://lookingcloser.org/
Jeffrey Overstreet’s blog – http://lookingcloser.org/category/journal/
Jeffrey Overstreet at Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeffrey-Overstreet/42902959
On Myspace: http://blogs.myspace.com/jeffreyoverstreet
Christianity Today movie critic
Rotten Tomatoes
Image Magazine (or do a [...]
Book Review Repost: Cyndere’s Midnight by Jeffrey Overstreet
This is the second in a three day book blog tour for Cyndere’s Midnight by Jeffrey Overstreet.
* Genre: Literary Fantasy, High/Epic Fantasy
* ISBN: 1400072530
* ISBN-13: 9781400072538
* Format: Paperback, 336pp
* Publisher: Waterbrook Press
* Pub. Date: September 2008
* Series: The Auralia Thread
* Author Website
* Author Blog
Jeffrey Overstreet is the only author I know of that can actually [...]
Book Review Repost: Auralia’s Colors by Jeffrey Overstreet
For the next three days, I will be participating in a book blog tour for Cyndere’s Midnight, by Jeffrey Overstreet. In that vein, I thought I would repost a review I wrote of Jeff’s first book, Auralia’s Colors.
* Genre: Fantasy
* ISBN: 1400072522
* ISBN-13: 9781400072521
* Format: Paperback, 336pp
* Publisher: WaterBrook Press
* Pub. Date: September 2007
* Series: [...]
Guest Book Review: Forsaken by James David Jordan
* Reviewed by Valerie Ottinger
* Genre: Thriller
* Paperback: 400 pages
* Publisher: B&H Fiction
* Publication Date: October 1, 2008
* ISBN-10: 0805447490
* ISBN-13: 978-0805447491
* Author Website
I tend to mentally categorize books as “library” books or “worth buying” books. If a book was average and not awful, I’m willing to read more books by the same [...]
Inside the Blogosphere: Religion and SF
This week’s topic is controversial, but worth discussing. Thanks to our bloggers for their considerate and thoughtful responses.
Does the very nature of science fiction (as opposed to fantasy) automatically preclude fair treatment of religion? Must religion always be seen as an outdated and outmoded way of thinking, or are there authors who can and have [...]
Ideology as Subgenre
In the following article, I will be focusing on Christian SF&F, but this argument is valid for any ideology based subgenre.
It has been mentioned that Christian science fiction and fantasy ought not to be considered a subgenre of SF&F at all. It is, after all, associated with a particular ideology and/or belief system. Might as [...]
E-zine Review: Mindflights
Mindflights follows the stated purpose of the publishers
