Tag Archives: Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Book Giveaway: Moonblood
by Anne Elisabeth Stengl

Posted on April 11, 2012 by Sarah Sawyer

Mysterious faery realms, evil goblin kings, slumbering dragons about to awaken…what’s not to like in Moonblood? It’s a classic tale of good and evil, only they don’t always appear the way you expect. And it all plays out in an … Continue reading →

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Christian Fantasy News and Releases,
April 2012

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Sarah Sawyer

April brings an interesting batch of books from all over the speculative map–superhero tales, science fiction, epic fantasy, and more. Several of these are on my TBR list, and I’ve already read Moonblood (thanks to early delivery from Amazon pre-order), … Continue reading →

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Interview with Anne Elisabeth Stengl
(Part Two)

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Sarah Sawyer

As promised, I’m excited to share with you today the rest of my interview with Christian fairy tale writer Anne Elisabeth Stengl. 8. In western culture, dragons often are portrayed as evil creatures, but the figure of the Lady of … Continue reading →

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Interview with Anne Elisabeth Stengl
(Part One)

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Sarah Sawyer

I’m pleased to welcome Anne Elisabeth Stengl, author of Christian fairy tale novels Heartless, Veiled Rose, and the soon-to-release Moonblood. She has much to say on topics that will be of interest to readers and writers of fantasy alike, so … Continue reading →

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Veiled Rose by Anne Elisabeth Stengl:
A Review

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Sarah Sawyer

Story Overview (Back Cover Copy) Rose Red trusts no one with her secret. She hides in the forest, her face veiled in rags, shunning the company of all save her old father and her nanny goat. Her life is bleak … Continue reading →

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