Fiction Friday – A Time To Die By Nadine Brandes

There was once a time when only God knew the day you’d die.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller —

Review – A Time To Die

The government of the United States of the East, where this story takes place, is strict in enforcing (with Enforcers) certain laws of the land, most prominently that individuals must produce their clocks—a physical device that has been coded for them and counts down the years, days, hours, and seconds to their death. Anyone without a clock is branded a Radical and duly punished.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller —

Should We Be Reading Books To Escape Reality?

Every book is written with a purpose. We, as readers, should read every book with our own purpose—to learn, to apply, to be inspired . . . and to grow in our faith.
— Nadine Brandes —

2015 Autumn Writing Challenge

Here it is, the end of September, with the autumn equinox bearing down upon us, and we haven’t had our second 2015 writing challenge yet. So it’s time!
— Rebecca LuElla Miller —

The Impact Of Stories

There are many purposes of stories and many results that stem from spinning a darn good tale and sending it out into the world.
— Zac Totah —

Realm Makers 2016

For many of us, Realm Makers serves as a beacon, a tangible piece of evidence that speculative fiction is alive and well among Christians.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller —

The Growth Of Christian Speculative Fiction

Spec-fic isn’t dominating the CBA, but we’re headed in the right direction.
— Zac Totah —

Prattle

Speaking of true and powerful fiction, Enclave Publishing just released their fall lineup of books.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller —

The Need For Diversity In Christian Fiction

The narrow approach to diversity makes itself painfully evident in Christian fiction. Why? The answer is simple. Diversity is too edgy.
— Zac Totah —

Fantasy and Sci-fi Book Recommendations

For book lovers, this is a joyous month. What makes a better present or stocking-stuffer than a book? Or a trilogy? Or a seven-volume series?
— Zac Totah —
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