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Not A Waste Of Time
I wasted my childhood. Also the first half of my teenage years. At least, I thought I did. After all, practically all I did for all those years was read fiction.
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Rachel Starr Thomson
Speculative Death: Life and Death Among The Immortals
Immortality would be paradise, right?
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Bringing The Personal To The Universal
Great fiction is made up of themes: Love and longing, coming of age, voyage and return, fathers, sons, daughters, mothers, overcoming the monster, death, birth, and more. These are universals, themes that can be, on one level or another, understood by any man or woman.
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Anne Elisabeth Stengl
Done To Death
Tropes can pop up just about anywhere, even in Christian speculative fiction: hackneyed plots, characters, and themes. What do our readers think has been “done to death”?
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John Otte
Sex In The Story 1: Shooting Up Heroine
Action heroine Black Widow is annoying some fans of the forthcoming “Avengers” film. How come? Is a story’s female character only strong if she is fighting men or bad guys?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Give ‘Em The Hook
A hook isn’t so much a trick to ensnare a reader as an invitation for them to enter the story.
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Fred Warren
Secrets Of The Pyramid Scheme
Do most Christian speculative readers enjoy those stories because of their intrinsic value? Or do the majority of readers enjoy such reading mainly because of their own hopes to climb the pyramid and write their own novels?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Lord Of The Fantasies: Beyond The Swordfights
In “The Lord of the Rings” films, elf-maiden Arwen almost joined the fight at Helm’s Deep, and King Aragorn almost dueled the dark lord Sauron. But the movie-makers chose otherwise. How come, and how does this show truly rare heroism?
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Reviewing In The SF Library
Anyone can submit a novel, likely with a review, using the Speculative Faith Library’s Submit a Novel feature. What other changes could aid the Library? How may grace-and-truth-minded reviewers best evaluate a work of fiction?
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The Inklings, Part 3 – J. K. Rowling, An Honorary Member?
As early as 2000 John Granger, author of several books about Harry Potter, floated the idea that the creator of the series, J. K. Rowling, was at least an Inklings wanna-be. In part he debunks the idea that Rowling’s rise […]
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Inspiration
We are God’s creation, His greatest creation, and He made us in His image. By doing so He made us gifted to be creative like He was. Not only did He make us creative, but He surrounded us with things to inspire our creativity.
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Brock D. Eastman
‘Hobbit’ Hopes and Other Happenings
“The Hobbit” teaser finally arrives, Gandalf’s and Dumbledore’s first-century ancestors seek the newborn King, the dangers of appearance-based book discernment, Christmas un-specials, and: why should Christians hype “The Hobbit”?
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Speculative Christmas, Part 4: A New Peace
They don’t understand the real meaning of Christmas. Why won’t they stop meddling with it and leave us to mark the birth of our Savior in reverent contemplation?
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Fred Warren
The Restorer—Expanded Edition
About the Book Susan Mitchell thought she was an ordinary homemaker. She was wrong. When she’s pulled through a portal into another world, she finds a nation grappling for its soul and waiting for a promised Restorer to save their […]
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Sharon Hinck
Speculative Christmas, Episode III: A New Joy
Hmm. I wonder why they’re so happy?
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Fred Warren
Speculative Christmas, Episode II: A New Love
…a story of scope and majesty surpassing any tale of science fiction or fantasy the human mind could conceive.
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Fred Warren
Speculative Christmas, Episode I: A New Hope
Even an imperfect story can help begin a conversation about the Real Story.
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Fred Warren
Retelling Biblical Stories For A Modern Audience, Part 2
The ancient Jews loved to retell their Bible stories with embellishments. And they did so, not with a disdain for “the facts of history,” but rather with deep respect for the original
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Brian Godawa
Shut Up Juice
It’s a beautiful, sunny day in East Hickory, Georgia. At the Pig and Whistle Down Home BBQ, Earl Bodine tugs on his John Deere cap and gives the sparkling counter its third polish of the morning with a damp dishrag.
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Fred Warren
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