The Greatest Adventure
January 27, 2012My childhood years were a feast for the imagination, and for that I’ll always be thankful. Books were in abundant supply–stories of the best sorts…
My childhood years were a feast for the imagination, and for that I’ll always be thankful. Books were in abundant supply–stories of the best sorts…
Christianity means more than adhering to a certain set of principles, more than observance of the law, as Jesus made quite clear in his dealings…
“Glances of true beauty can be seen in the faces of those who live in true meekness.” Henry David Thoreau Lately I’ve been spending time…
As a genre, fantasy requires a certain degree of creativity. It relies on freedom of imagination, which results in the construction of wondrous realms, full…
In Walking on Water, Madeline L’Engle had this to say about the purpose of art and artistry: The journey homewards. Coming home. That’s what it’s…
Several days ago, Becky Miller posted over at Speculative Faith on The It Factor, the elements which make us want to choose one novel out…
For numerous reasons, it matters how we depict God and the spiritual world in our writing, not least of which is the power of story…
At a certain age, children begin to ask questions, almost constantly. Why is the sky blue? How do you breathe? Do you have birthdays after…
Last week on Speculative Faith, Becky Miller addressed the fact that many Christian fiction books (as well as their general market counterparts) are not “keepers”…
Certain books I return to again and again, and each time I find something compelling, something that makes me want to keep reading, although I…