Labels serve an important purpose. Regardless of politically correct propaganda, they are not evil. Misused and abused some times, yes, but not evil. A label is a means of identifying and categorizing. If I am interested in reading a fantasy novel, I’m not going to browse the Historical section at the bookstore. And I’m going [...]

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Welcome to another edition of the Christian Science Fiction & Fantasy blog tour. This month features The Return of the Guardian-King, the fourth and final book in Karen Hancock’s Legends of the Guardian King series. This was the first “Christian” fantasy (i.e., published by the Christian Booksellers Association) I’ve read. I’m going to break my [...]

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Mir mentioned on her blog that she was having difficulties posting comments. I don’t show her registered (you have to be registered and logged in to post), so I’m wondering if the error is happening in the registration process. If anyone else is having difficulties, please email me. There were some great posts on Day [...]

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This month’s CSFF blog tour features WhereTheMapEnds.com. This website is fairly new on the scene, as evidenced by some of its “coming soon” sections, but it still packs quite a bit of content for someone interested in Christian-oriented science ficiton and fantasy. I was a little surprised to see the site was entirely static html. [...]

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I am once again participating in the Christian Science Fiction & Fantasy (CSFF) Blog Tour. This month, the tour is focusing on Dragons, Knights & Angels, an e-zine that publishes speculative fiction that does not offend Christian sensibilities. And it pays, though not professional rates. DKA has been around since 1999, a long time for [...]

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