Spring 2018
Masthead
Captain’s Log
E. Stephen Burnett
God created humans to need stories, just like we need food, water, love, and himself.
Book Reviews
Lorehaven review team
Explore the best new fantastical novels from Christian authors.
Introducing Lorehaven Book Clubs
Steve Rzasa
We’re starting Lorehaven Book Clubs to explore Christian fantasy in reality.
Featured Review: The Man He Never Was
Lorehaven review team
We explore James L. Rubart’s modern spin on the Jekyll/Hyde duality.
Sponsored Review: The Tremblers
Lorehaven review team
Crack open this rip-roaring tale of post-apocalyptic steampunk peril.
‘The Magic is Real’
Interview with novelist James L. Rubart
Novelist James L. Rubart wants to show how stories shape a person’s identity in Christ.
Fanservants: Christian Geeks, Rejoice In Your Strange Gifts
Paeter Frandsen
Even if you feel like an alien at church, rejoice that God made you a fantastic story fan.
Fanservants: What if Your Kids Don’t Read Fantasy?
Marian Jacobs
“Entertainment” is too shallow a word for the blessings fantasy can bring to our hearts.
New Worlds: Finding Truth in Science Fiction
Kerry Nietz
For centuries people have speculated on the future in surprising, provocative stories.
Folklore: Popular Fantasy Chases the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Elijah David
Why do Revelation’s four horsemen so often feature in non-Christian stories?
Roundtable: Engaging Fictional Violence in Our Real Worlds
Carla Cook Hoch, Robert Liparulo, Travis Perry, Andrew Winch, E. Stephen Burnett
Our expert panel explores how Christians should view fictional and real-world violence.
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