Adult fiction
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375BOOK REVIEW: The Seraph’s Path
by Neil Dykstra 2019 / 475 pages Maybe I should have gotten someone else to review this, what with me sharing the...
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430BOOK REVIEW: Greg Dawson and the psychology class
by Jay Adams 2008 / 149 pages This is a novel, but it’d be more accurate to call it a textbook masquerading...
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3.4K3After Lewis and Tolkien
A conversation about Christian Fantasy with Bell Mountain author Lee Duigon It’s hard to believe but C.S. Lewis has been gone from...
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845Devilish correspondence: Lord Foulgrin’s and Screwtape’s letters
Some 75 years ago, as C. S. Lewis reports it, he intercepted correspondence between two devils, the one a senior demon and...
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8343 provocative, powerful, PG-rated, dystopian novels
The best dystopian books warn us of an undesirable future that seems far too likely for our peace of mind. The most...
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1.2KThe Man in the Dark
by Douglas Wilson 258 pages / 2019 Some books only merit a quick read, others should be slowly savored, and a select...
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1.7K3Why is dystopian fiction worth reading?
In dystopian fiction we get a glimpse at some sort of looming, foreboding future: maybe it’s humans devolving into separate castes (H.G....
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4.0K4 great Christian novels
If the fiction section in your local Christian bookstore is all-Amish all the time, then here are 4 recommendations of a very...
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2.3KKatharina, Katharina: the story of Katharina Schutz Zell
by Christine Farenhorst 328 pages / 2017 In the past year, inspired by the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing up his...
