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Free (Not) Original Storyworld Ideas, Part 7: Mine the Public Domain (Worlds of Weinbaum)
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Redundant Redundancies
| Shannon McDermott, Jun 3

The World of ‘Kino’s Journey’ Is Beautiful, Yet Avoids Resolutions By Design
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Free Original Storyworld Ideas, Part 6: Nanites in Space Weapons and Aliens
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Ep. 18: Who Are the First Real Superheroes Hiding in the Bible? | with Chase Replogle
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| Fantastical Truth, May 26, 2020

Ep. 16: How Do We Discern Stories That Claim ‘Humans Are A Virus’ on the Earth?
| Fantastical Truth, May 19, 2020

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Free (Not) Original Storyworld Ideas, Part 7: Mine the Public Domain (Worlds of Weinbaum) | Travis Perry, Jun 4

Redundant Redundancies | Shannon McDermott, Jun 3

The World of ‘Kino’s Journey’ Is Beautiful, Yet Avoids Resolutions By Design | Audie Thacker, Jun 2

Free Original Storyworld Ideas, Part 6: Nanites in Space Weapons and Aliens | Travis Perry, May 28

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Ep. 18: Who Are the First Real Superheroes Hiding in the Bible? | with Chase Replogle | Fantastical Truth, Jun 2, 2020

Ep. 17: What Can Christian Fans Learn From #ReleaseTheSnyderCut’s Success? | Fantastical Truth, May 26, 2020

Ep. 16: How Do We Discern Stories That Claim ‘Humans Are A Virus’ on the Earth? | Fantastical Truth, May 19, 2020

BONUS: How Might Biblical Fiction Best Explore Jesus’s Early Life? | with R. S. Ingermanson | Fantastical Truth, May 12, 2020

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The Pop Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ | Releases Sept. 7, 2020 from New Growth Press

Local Blogger Gives ‘The Screwtape Letters’ A Modern Spin for Today’s Uncertain Times | E. Stephen Burnett, Apr 30

UPDATED: Today I’m Teaching at Teach Them Diligently: What’s the Point of Popular Culture and Why Should Parents Care? | E. Stephen Burnett, Apr 29

Join Thursday’s Live Webcast: How Did You First Find Fantastic Fiction? | E. Stephen Burnett, Apr 20

Frozen II: They Tried Shannon McDermott, Dec 4, 2019

In ‘The Twilight Zone’ Shannon McDermott, Sep 26, 2018

‘The Charlatan’s Boy’ is Captivating Fantasy Shannon McDermott, May 9, 2018

‘Merlin’s Mirror’: a Legend Remade Shannon McDermott, Jan 17, 2018

The Sweet and Simple Beauty of ‘Small One’ Shannon McDermott, Dec 6, 2017

Beauty and the Beast: The Other One Shannon McDermott, Sep 27, 2017

‘Tarzan Of The Apes’ Is A Dark, Misguided Adventure Shannon McDermott, Aug 16, 2017

Look Away: A Series Of Unfortunate Events Shannon McDermott, May 24, 2017

Read ‘Beckon’ For Chills and Thrills Shannon McDermott, May 10, 2017

‘One Realm Beyond’ Walks Into Light-hearted Fun Shannon McDermott, Apr 26, 2017

‘Captives’ Fascinating Dystopia Shannon McDermott, Mar 29, 2017

‘Napoleon Of Notting Hill’ Unusual Speculative Fiction Shannon McDermott, Feb 15, 2017

‘Rogue One’ Skillful, Too Frenetic Shannon McDermott, Jan 4, 2017

The Charm and Limitations Of ‘Rise Of The Guardians’ Shannon McDermott, Dec 7, 2016

Treasure Planet: A Disney Outlier Shannon McDermott, Oct 12, 2016

‘Pete’s Dragon’ Is Gentle, Thoughtful Fantasy Shannon McDermott, Aug 31, 2016

‘The Jungle Book’ Rousing, Beautiful Shannon McDermott, Jun 8, 2016

‘Dragon’s Rook’ A Complex, Satisfying Epic Shannon McDermott, Mar 16, 2016

‘Scarlet’ Makes Legend Merry Again Shannon McDermott, Feb 17, 2016

‘The Shock Of Night’ Worthy Fantasy Shannon McDermott, Dec 9, 2015

In ‘Hood’, An Original Retelling Of Robin Hood Shannon McDermott, Nov 25, 2015

‘The First Principle’ Is A Dystopian Engaged With Current Issues Shannon McDermott, Sep 30, 2015

‘Storm Siren,’ Angst and All, Impressed Me From The Beginning Shannon McDermott, Jul 8, 2015

Cinderella: Something Old, Something New Shannon McDermott, Apr 29, 2015

‘The Strange Man’ Is Intense and Christian Shannon McDermott, Apr 21, 2013

Review: The Monster In The Hollows Shannon McDermott, Jul 11, 2012

‘The Bone House’ Has Elements Of Fantasy, Sci-fi Shannon McDermott, Jun 15, 2012

Review | The Red Rider
Lorehaven Review Team,

Review | Masters and Beginners
Lorehaven Review Team,

Review | Day Moon
Lorehaven Review Team,

Review | A Marriage in Time
Lorehaven Review Team,

Free (Not) Original Storyworld Ideas, Part 7: Mine the Public Domain (Worlds of Weinbaum)
| Travis Perry, Jun 4

Redundant Redundancies
| Shannon McDermott, Jun 3

The World of ‘Kino’s Journey’ Is Beautiful, Yet Avoids Resolutions By Design
| Audie Thacker, Jun 2

Free Original Storyworld Ideas, Part 6: Nanites in Space Weapons and Aliens
| Travis Perry, May 28

Ep. 18: Who Are the First Real Superheroes Hiding in the Bible? | with Chase Replogle
| Fantastical Truth, Jun 2, 2020

Ep. 17: What Can Christian Fans Learn From #ReleaseTheSnyderCut’s Success?
| Fantastical Truth, May 26, 2020

Ep. 16: How Do We Discern Stories That Claim ‘Humans Are A Virus’ on the Earth?
| Fantastical Truth, May 19, 2020

BONUS: How Might Biblical Fiction Best Explore Jesus’s Early Life? | with R. S. Ingermanson
| Fantastical Truth, May 12, 2020

The Pop Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ
| Releases Sept. 7, 2020 from New Growth Press

Local Blogger Gives ‘The Screwtape Letters’ A Modern Spin for Today’s Uncertain Times
| E. Stephen Burnett, Apr 30

UPDATED: Today I’m Teaching at Teach Them Diligently: What’s the Point of Popular Culture and Why Should Parents Care?
| E. Stephen Burnett, Apr 29

Join Thursday’s Live Webcast: How Did You First Find Fantastic Fiction?
| E. Stephen Burnett, Apr 20

Frozen II: They Tried
Shannon McDermott, Dec 4, 2019

In ‘The Twilight Zone’
Shannon McDermott, Sep 26, 2018

‘The Charlatan’s Boy’ is Captivating Fantasy
Shannon McDermott, May 9, 2018

‘Merlin’s Mirror’: a Legend Remade
Shannon McDermott, Jan 17, 2018

The Sweet and Simple Beauty of ‘Small One’
Shannon McDermott, Dec 6, 2017

Beauty and the Beast: The Other One
Shannon McDermott, Sep 27, 2017

‘Tarzan Of The Apes’ Is A Dark, Misguided Adventure
Shannon McDermott, Aug 16, 2017

Look Away: A Series Of Unfortunate Events
Shannon McDermott, May 24, 2017

Read ‘Beckon’ For Chills and Thrills
Shannon McDermott, May 10, 2017

‘One Realm Beyond’ Walks Into Light-hearted Fun
Shannon McDermott, Apr 26, 2017

‘Captives’ Fascinating Dystopia
Shannon McDermott, Mar 29, 2017

‘Napoleon Of Notting Hill’ Unusual Speculative Fiction
Shannon McDermott, Feb 15, 2017

‘Rogue One’ Skillful, Too Frenetic
Shannon McDermott, Jan 4, 2017

The Charm and Limitations Of ‘Rise Of The Guardians’
Shannon McDermott, Dec 7, 2016

Treasure Planet: A Disney Outlier
Shannon McDermott, Oct 12, 2016

‘Pete’s Dragon’ Is Gentle, Thoughtful Fantasy
Shannon McDermott, Aug 31, 2016

‘The Jungle Book’ Rousing, Beautiful
Shannon McDermott, Jun 8, 2016

‘Dragon’s Rook’ A Complex, Satisfying Epic
Shannon McDermott, Mar 16, 2016

‘Scarlet’ Makes Legend Merry Again
Shannon McDermott, Feb 17, 2016

‘The Shock Of Night’ Worthy Fantasy
Shannon McDermott, Dec 9, 2015

In ‘Hood’, An Original Retelling Of Robin Hood
Shannon McDermott, Nov 25, 2015

‘The First Principle’ Is A Dystopian Engaged With Current Issues
Shannon McDermott, Sep 30, 2015

‘Storm Siren,’ Angst and All, Impressed Me From The Beginning
Shannon McDermott, Jul 8, 2015

Cinderella: Something Old, Something New
Shannon McDermott, Apr 29, 2015

‘The Strange Man’ Is Intense and Christian
Shannon McDermott, Apr 21, 2013

Review: The Monster In The Hollows
Shannon McDermott, Jul 11, 2012

‘The Bone House’ Has Elements Of Fantasy, Sci-fi
Shannon McDermott, Jun 15, 2012