â€The Book C.S. Lewis Didn’t Write’?

Here is the quote, which NarniaWeb posted in news on Wednesday . “We were able to steal, really, from the book C.S. Lewis didn’t write, which is the one that would have gone between The Dawn Treader and The Silver […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in October 2010 —

Learning From Bad Books, Part 7

“Gromit, that’s it! Cheese! We’ll go somewhere where there’s cheese!” I’ve saved the “best” quotes, from one of my “favorite” so-bad-it’s-actually-instructive Christian novels, for this, the last of the Learning from bad books series. Yet I’m still hoping for more […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in October 2010 —

Speculative Fiction and Transcendence

Christian writers are tasked with maintaining an unending pursuit of Scripture’s great ideas in their purest form.
— CathiLyn Dyck in October 2010 —

Learning From Bad Books, Part 6

People yelled at me a lot two summers ago for fault-finding with a popular Christian book I had not, technically, read myself. Yet it’s odd how many people never denied my perceptions of this book, which were based on negative […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in October 2010 —

Guest Blog – D. Barkley Briggs

You know the afternoon TV blurbs that try to drum up interest and ratings for the local evening news? Things like: “Man Caught Selling Palmolive as â€Spicy Jalapeño Sauce’ at Local Taco Hut. Film at 11:00!” There’s a typical arc […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in October 2010 —

Learning From Bad Books, Part 4

“The eye cannot say to the hand, â€I have no need of you,’” the Apostle Paul famously remarked in his comparison of diverse-gifted Christians with body parts. But two weeks ago I asked: what happens if the eye says to […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in September 2010 —

New Adult Christian Speculative Fiction Releasing Friday

In light of yesterday’s discussion I thought I’d take this opportunity to remind everyone that we’ve got three new Adult Christian Speculative Fiction titles releasing this Friday from Marcher Lord Press!  And I’m pretty sure none of them include fornicating […]
— Stuart Stockton in September 2010 —

Birth Of A Christian Speculative Novel

Speculative: based on conjecture rather than knowledge. Faith: trust in a person or thing. Those two words sum up my writing journey—where I’ve been and, by God’s mercy, where I’m headed. My goal with this post is to glorify the […]
— Matt Koceich in September 2010 —

Learning From Bad Books, Part 3

The writer had sat down at his computer, frowning slightly, and set about typing, when suddenly a thought occurred to him. “Have you ever noticed,” he said, out loud, “that in someone’s early writing, there’s a tendency to expound facts […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in September 2010 —

To Published & Beyond – One Author’s Journey Pt. 5

So there I was. Eight years after Starfire had first been conceived, with a publisher who finally wanted my novel.  The six months from October to April was a crazy time. My wife was pregnant with our first child, due […]
— Stuart Stockton in September 2010 —

Learning From Bad Books, Part 2

When I grow up, get old, and very likely die, and go to Heaven, I anticipate at least three things: Finally getting to see the face of Jesus. Reunions with Biblical saints, other faith heroes, perhaps household pets, etc. Novels […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in September 2010 —
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