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Names: humor
Stories That Twist A Genre: Paranormia Complex
Take Paul Regnier’s latest book,
Paranormia Complex
, for instance. This recent release is the second in a two-book series that I would label, inadequately, supernatural suspense, with a twist of humor.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
In A World Without Humor
Incidents like this raise a critical question: What are we to do with humorless people?
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Shannon McDermott
Beer Goggles
Reality hasnât changed, of course, but your perceptions have. You may be in for a rude surprise when the goggles come off.
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Fred Warren
The Book Signing
A mostly-fictional illustration of how reader feedback can be less than useful, and how we often get from a book mostly what we bring to it.
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Fred Warren
Fred’s 2012 Speculations
Iâm certainly not a prophet, and I have no desire to add to the predictive glut of the season, but this blog isnât called Speculative Faith for nothing. So, today Iâm offering a list of speculations for the coming year.
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Fred Warren
The Elephant In The Room
âI have an elephant.â âYouâre kidding.â âNo, heâs a real, live, honest-to-goodness elephant. Big ears, prehensile trunk, skinny tail, everything. Heâs two tons of fun!â
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Fred Warren
Job Hunting
Time marches on, priorities shift, and old dreams are shelved in the face of new realities. While the final flight of shuttle Atlantis doesn’t mark the end of either NASA or the U.S. space program, it may be a good long while before we send American astronauts into space with the regularity to which we’ve grown accustomed.
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Fred Warren
Why So Serious?
It’s understandable. Writing Christian speculative fiction feels like serious business. We’ve got souls to save, demons to battle, and apocalypses to forecast. There’s simply no time for idle banter or frivolity.
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Fred Warren
The Next Big Thing
Christian writers are often accused of being tone-deaf on popular culture, behind the times, and generally out of touch. Well, I’m here to help.
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Fred Warren
The Suit
A guy in a chicken suit walks into a bar…
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Fred Warren