It’s Here! Get Lorehaven Magazine’s Fantastical Fall 2019 Issue
Lorehaven magazine’s new fall 2019 issue just landed.
Now more than ever, it’s full of amazing stories for Christian fans.
Inside this issue:
- We explore Enclave Publishing’s out-of-this-world stories: creative fantasy grounded in coherent theology.
- Space opera star Ronie Kendig launches Brand of Light.
- Fantasy dancer Sharon Hinck steps into Hidden Current.
- Plus twelve more reviews of great new Christian sci-fi and fantasy novels.
- Fanservants: get excited about God, and beware the unique tempting power of YA’s sensuality.
Read a complete preview of the issue. Or go read the issue right now (PDF included) using your password.
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Order a print copy of Lorehaven’s fall 2019 issue for $5. We explore how Enclave Publishing grounds creative fantasy in coherent theology. We interview Enclave novelists Ronie Kendig, Sharon Hinck, and Chawna Schroeder. And we review more than fourteen great Christian-made fantastical novels.
Lorehaven serves Christian fans by finding biblical truth in fantastic stories. Book clubs, free webzines, and a web-based community offer flash reviews, articles, and news about Christian fantasy, science fiction, and other fantastical genres. Magazine print copies are available by request and at special events.
Logging in to get the magazine isn’t working for me for some reason.
Autumn, use the password included with the email sent today to announce the new issue, and included in your original subscription email. If you can’t find that, email fanservant@lorehaven.com and we’ll get that sent back over to you. (Apparently the system doesn’t allow re-sending of the welcome email. The system shall be dealt with.)
Seems to work on my phone, but on my pc I put in the password and it doesn’t redirect to the page with the magazine. Not a big deal for me anymore, since I already read the magazine on my phone, but I thought I’d let you know in case there’s some sort of glitch.
In that case, it sounds like a possible cookie problem. Empty the cookie jar?