Tom Pawlik’s VANISH Wins The Christy Visionary Award!
Yes, you heard it right, Tom Pawlik’s book VANISH has won this year’s coveted Christy Award in the Visionary category…
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Where Did King Arthur Fight The Saxons?
When King Arthur gave the people of Britain the gift of life and liberty, he did so at the expense…
Did King Arthur Fight The Vikings? A Fascinating Search For The Truth
I ran across a fun news article about Cornwall’s mid-summer Golowan Festival, which has its strongest representation in Penzance. (If…
S.D. Smith Has A New Website
My friend, Samuel D. Smith, has just gone internet-savvy with a new website and blog, complete with pics and great…
Literary Agent Steve Laube Has A New Blog
For all of you fans of literary agent blogs, Steve Laube has just started his own! His first post is…
Excellent Writing Advice at Double Edge Publishing
The ever-energetic Frank Creed (of the Lost Genre Guild fame) sent me over to check out Double Edge Publishing, and…
Tom Pawlik’s VANISH and VALLEY OF THE SHADOW
Today I am reviewing VANISH by Tom Pawlik. This review is part of the June Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy…
I Officially Begin Writing MERLIN’S SHADOW
Merlin’s blade is gone. Whither has it gone? You’ll have to read book one to find out. You have a…
1,000 Visits To My Top Blog Post !!
Yes, its has finally happened! My most popular blog post has received 1,000 page views. No, this isn’t a huge…
A Treasure Trove Of Writing Advice
Nathan Bransford, literary agent blogonaire (yes, I just invented that word), has pulled together a post linking together ALL of…
Co-Top Blogger For May’s CSFF Tour
May 2009 I am privileged to share the “CSFF Top Blogger” award for May with John Otte! So go on…
KearneyHub’s Interview With Stephen Lawhead
Stephen Lawhead happens to be touring the U.S. right now, and last night he read from his book, Hood, at…
Orson Scott Card’s “How To Write Science Fiction and Fantasy” — A Review
I just finished Orson Scott Card’s “How To Write Science Fiction and Fantasy“, and learned a lot. One of the…
Swords Of The Six — by Scott Appleton
I just finished reading Swords Of The Six by debut novelist Scott Appleton, and wanted to give a plug for…
The High Cost Of Heaven — Tuck, Day 3
Welcome to my review of TUCK by Stephen Lawhed, Day 3. Today I want to speak to what Stephen Lawhead…
Tuck By Stephen Lawhead — Day 2
Welcome to Day 2 of my review of TUCK by Stephen Lawhead.
Today I’m going to cover the “not so good”, the “good”, and the “genius”.
Notice that there is not a “bad” list, as I found little to dislike in this volume, and much to satisfy.
Reading it was like a long, cool drink on a hot afternoon. So, if you haven’t read TUCK, or the first two books in the King Raven series (HOOD & SCARLET), do so without delay!
But — be warned: SPOILERS BELOW!!
Tuck By Stephen Lawhead — Day 1
So we begin at last our review of TUCK by Stephen Lawhead. This is part of the latest Christian Science…
Was Merlin Scottish?
Apparently the people of Glasgow think he is. Despite the fact that a Merlin (Myrddin Wyllt) has been associated with…
Update On My Book — Merlin’s Blade
Hooray! I just finished my 5th draft (barring a few minor changes from a list I’ve been keeping). This draft…
Stephen Lawhead’s Hood – A Quick Review
This blog post is in response to a comment/question from Steven Till, who runs a most excellent blog over at…