Christian Speculative Fiction News Of Note

When presenting news of note, what could be news-ier than the announcement of the Spec Faith 2016 Summer Writing Challenge winner?
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in September 2016 —

Christian White Magic: Q and A, Part 2

Does God want his people to prosper, or protect children from outside evil, or practice to hear his voice?
— E. Stephen Burnett in September 2016 —

Christian White Magic: Q and A, Part 1

In reality and not fiction, what is Christian white magic? Why is it sinful? What does Scripture say?
— E. Stephen Burnett in September 2016 —

Should Heroes Be Good Role Models?

Should heroes act exclusively as positive role models, or can they display a darker, more disturbed side without turning people off or influencing the reader in a negative way?
— Zac Totah in August 2016 —

Spec Faith 2016 Summer Writing Challenge Finalists

Be sure to share this post and poll with your friends and family, your Google+ circles and your Pinterest people, your Facebook friends and Twitter followers. The more voters, the better.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in August 2016 —

Six Christian White Magic Spells Worse Than Fantasy Magic

When Christians get distracted by fears of magic in fantasy, what Christian white magic “spells” do we cast in reality?
— E. Stephen Burnett in August 2016 —

Spec Faith 2016 Summer Writing Challenge – Evaluation Phase

To find the entries, follow one of the links in this article (such as this one). The entries are in the comments section of that post. Be sure to click on the “Explore More” button to see all of them.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in August 2016 —

A Matter Of Interpretation

All fiction—and especially speculative fiction—may easily mean different things to different people.
— Shannon McDermott in August 2016 —

Spec Faith 2016 Summer Writing Challenge

I’ll give a first line, and those who wish to accept the challenge will write what comes next—in 100 to 300 words, putting your entry into the comments section of this post. “What comes next” may be the opening of a novel, a short story, or a completed piece of flash fiction—your choice.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in August 2016 —

Poll: Do You Believe Christians Can Enjoy Fictional Magic?

I’m exploring fictional magic, witchcraft, sorcery, the occult, and Christians’ responses. Want to assist?
— E. Stephen Burnett in August 2016 —

The Power Of Words

Isn’t it amazing the range of emotions and reactions a handful of words can evoke? That’s the power of books, the power of words.
— Zac Totah in August 2016 —

The Mirror Theory Of Speculative Fiction

Fantasy and science fiction and the other “weird” genres often don’t look remotely like our world. Can that be a mirror?
— Tricia Mingerink in August 2016 —

Christians, Let’s Celebrate Our Own Fandoms

If you love recent Christian fantastical novels and want more of them, let’s celebrate our fandoms with articles and cosplay.
— Stuart Stockton in August 2016 —

A Human Constant

One unrealistic element of modern fiction is the scarcity of prayer.
— Shannon McDermott in August 2016 —

The Growth Of Christian Speculative Fiction

Spec-fic isn’t dominating the CBA, but we’re headed in the right direction.
— Zac Totah in August 2016 —

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 in August 2016 —

Fiction Friday – A New Threat By Aaron DeMott

A New Threat The Psygen Chronicles, Book One by Aaron DeMott Introduction Finalist – 2015 Realm Makers Genre Award In Science Fiction When an alien ship lands unexpectedly in the middle of her clan’s territory, Bast is sent to investigate […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in July 2016 —

3 Reasons You Should Attend A Writers Conference

If you’re a writer, you should attend a writers conference. Why should you bother spending time and money? For the craft, connections, and camaraderie.
— Zac Totah in July 2016 —

Writing About Jesus

Could it be, then, that writing about Jesus as the Savior who came to die for the forgiveness of sins is “on the nose” writing, and therefore amateurish?
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in July 2016 —

Storytelling With Faith and Free Will

Fantasy novelist R. J. Anderson shares her conversation with author and artist Stephen McCranie.
— R. J. Anderson in July 2016 —
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