Monster in the Hollows, Day 3: The Impact of the Arts
September 21, 2011Who among us hasn’t experienced that peculiar, delightful stirring of the soul that comes through a creative work? We read a book and between the…
Who among us hasn’t experienced that peculiar, delightful stirring of the soul that comes through a creative work? We read a book and between the…
In literature as a whole and particularly literature for young adults, family ties are often weak or disintegrating and parental figures absent or abusive. Granted,…
Several years ago, I stumbled across a book with an unusual title: On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness. It had an even…
As I discussed Friday, more often than not, in fairy tales as well as their close kindred, fantasy novels, family affairs are troubled–or family members…
My enjoyment of Andrew Peterson’s writing has sparked my interest in his music, and a recent visit to the Rabbit Room store revealed that he…
With the onset of summer, there’s a increase of critters venturing out of the woods and fields to pay call in yards and gardens (especially…
Story overview (back cover copy) Janner Wingfeather’s father was the High King of Anniera. But his father is gone. The kingdom has fallen. The royal…
Here are a few Christian fantasy releases you may want to add to your summer reading list. If you know of others coming out this…
Yes, Easter technically passed yesterday, but we’re in a time of spring, rife with promises of resurrection and life. Given that, I’d like to highlight…
We’re still in the middle of the bleak winter days–lots of snow and ice and dreary gray skies. It’s the perfect time to choose a…