Speculative Fiction: Genre Of The After-world

“You wouldn’t be Elizabeth McMillan, now would you?†Already his eyes had turned up to her, and his familiarity with her name could be a good sign. “That’d be me.†Should she thank him for remembering? That could sound much […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

Dawn’s Unending Horizon

Coming soon (this Tuesday, shortly before 3:13 pm) to an inspirational shelf near you … I’ve decided to give up on this whole speculative thing. Instead, it would much better serve Jesus, and the people in churches — at least, […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

Fantasy and A Christian Worldview

One of the reasons I love to write fantasy is because of the good vs. evil conflict present in the stories. In most fantasy types—classic or high fantasy, adventure fantasy, even fairy-tale fantasy—good and evil are defined in rather stark, […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in Aug 2010 —

‘He Is Her Hunter — and Her Slave’!

Aside from my hand there, this photo is not arranged. My wife and I spotted this last week at a Presbyterian church rummage sale. And we had to wonder if the same Presbyterian had read and enjoyed both books. Ah, […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

Another Marcher Lord: Kathy Tyers

The author of multiple Star Wars novels and the sci-fi trilogy Firebird, Kathy Tyers, is coming to Christian fantasy-and-sci-fi indie publisher Marcher Lord Press. This comes from (among other sources) TitleTrakk.com. From yesterday: As [Marcher Lord Press’s] publisher and acquisitions […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

CSFF Blog Tour – Curse Of The Spider King

Book one of the Berinfell Prophecies, Curse of the Spider King, by Wayne Thomas Batson and Christopher Hopper, is the November feature of the CSFF Blog Tour. A couple of observations about the tour and the book. From what I’ve […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in Nov 2009 —

Vampires Anyone? Part III

Eric Wilson did present the gospel message in Field of Blood. His protagonist just wasn’t ready to hear it yet.
— Jill Williamson in May 2009 —

Vampires Part II

Things are slowly changing for Christian speculative fiction. Cool stuff is here. More cool stuff is coming.
— Jill Williamson in Apr 2009 —

Vampires Anyone? Part I

Bella and Edward don’t have a healthy relationship that teens should be looking to emulate.
— Jill Williamson in Apr 2009 —

Finding Spec Fiction

I liked the sound of this “weird†thing. It made a lot of sense. Turns out I wasn’t as random as I feared.
— Jill Williamson in Mar 2009 —
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