Guest Post By Author Eric Reinhold, Part 2

Today, we’re continuing a post by Eric Reinhold, actually a transposition of Eric’s answers in an earlier interview. * * * God works things out in his own time and in hindsight it’s fun to look back and see how […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in Sep 2010 —

Learning From Bad Books, Part 1

“The whole world is turning into scrambled eggs.” Larry marched to the window. […] Jimmy pointed out the window. “Do you notice something strange? Several cars have driven off the road and been abandoned there on Pacific Coast Highway and […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Sep 2010 —

The 2010 Clive Staples Award Winner

Nineteen nominations. Thirty days of voting. One winner. After deleting ineligible ballots and ones that did not adhere to the instructions, I can now reveal the 2010 Clive Staples Award winner. Since no nomination had a majority of first place […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in Sep 2010 —

Guest Post By Author Eric Reinhold

Eric Reinhold is the author of the middle grade supernatural fantasy series, The Annals of Aeliana (Creation House). This summer the first book, Ryann Watters and the King’s Sword, is being made into a movie by TYG Studios. I asked […]
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in Sep 2010 —

Interview With Kaci Hill

E. Stephen Burnett: Good afternoon. Kaci Hill: Greetings and hail. Had a good day? E. Stephen Burnett: Indeed, though it’s not over yet. Still need to write my column for Spec-Faith on Thursday, which I’ll probably try to do tomorrow. […]
— Kaci Hill in Sep 2010 —

Reality and The Supernatural In Peretti’s â€The Visitation’

Fiction and poetry provide authors a unique way to glorify Christ that more overtly intellectual genres, like theology, simply can’t. These genres that aim directly for the heart and soul—rather than aiming at the heart through the mind—do not argue […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

Beware The â€Moon People’!

In Which the Author Attempts to Demonstrate the Unique Pitfalls Often Associated with Lack of Accountability, Shunning Editors and the Unfortunate Enablement Offered by Vanity Publishing. Reviewers give it four-and-a-half stars on Amazon.com. Despite its humble origins and short length, […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

What’s Your WIP?

It occurs to me that three weeks into the relaunched Speculative Faith, I don’t know two things: Where the acronym WIP, Work in Progress, originated: an industry term, or informal? What novels Speculative Faith readers, and my fellow contributors here, […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

On The Back Cover …

This is my copy of That Hideous Strength, the third of the “Space Trilogy” by C.S. Lewis. If for some reason the photo here isn’t showing or you can’t make out the words, here is this edition’s back-cover copy: The […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

No Rice At The Lord’s Wedding? — Part 2

For years I’ve been keeping up with religious trends, wrong ideas and excesses among people who call themselves Christians. That’s my job, as a pastor. I show people truths they have not considered, open new worlds to them through preaching. […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

Should Fiction Show Only A Good-parts Gospel?

Does Jesus Christ “meet people where they are”? If He did, should Christian artists do the same? If so, what does that involve? Such questions affect all storytelling, music and films made by Christians, including our fantasy and science fiction. […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —

No Rice At The Lord’s Wedding? — Part 1

You’d think she had written an enormous essay declaring her exit from Christianity’s stage. But author Anne Rice’s July 28 announcement, posted on her Facebook wall, was short enough to quote here almost entirely. Today I quit being a Christian. […]
— E. Stephen Burnett in Aug 2010 —
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