The Stone Flood by Franz Hohler
Seven-year-old Katharina is fascinated by the story of Noah’s ark, the first part of which she heard in Sunday school,…
The Awakening of Miss Prim by Natalia Sanmartin Fenollera
Fascinating for nostalgic classicists! Prudencia Prim wants to escape the boring, superficial business world and unexpectedly finds herself in a…
Highway to Hell by Matt Roper
This book is appropriately subtitled “The Road Where Childhoods are Stolen”. Movingly written, we are brought to love and agonise…
Introducing Francisco Cordoba
Another upcoming author who deserves some publicity is Francisco Cordoba. Most of his writing has to do with his beloved…
Review of Mission With by Paul Keeble
Paul Keeble shares, on the one hand, his family’s experiences of living for over 30 years as part of an…
Impressions of The Shack
Saw The Shack yesterday. Excellent film, very true to the book, highly recommended. It has a very refreshing message: God…
Interview with Writer Amir Lane
I’m trying something new. I’d like to introduce you to some up-and-coming authors. Today it’s Amir Lane (pronounced Ah-meer), who…
A convoluted family saga – Chosen? by Mel Menzies
We are plunged into a multifaceted family intrigue that seems to have rather too many coincidences at first. As the…
What would Daddy say?
“Where’s Daddy gone?” “Dunno. Said something about going to see someone.” “Didn’t he ask us to go with him?” “I’m…
Moving marriage maelstrom – Review of Time To Shine by Mel Menzies
A deep childhood wound plagues Carl’s conscience but the discipline and drive instilled in him by his severe and –…
Tomfoolery again! – a review of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
I took advantage of my bedridden state to remedy one of my childhood lapses – and quite enjoyed it. Exciting,…
Uncanny – a review of The Writer’s Journey by Christopher Vogler
Vogler seems to know all about my novel, Aquila! Or is he saying that all stories are basically the same,…