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C.S. Lewis, children's fiction and adult fiction 
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The Examiner
The Screwtape Letters amazon.com If you like this ... Philip Pullman -- cashing in on Christianity The Shack - how much fact in the fiction? View all »...
Historical Christian fiction--a broad category
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A common setting for historical fiction gettyimages.com If you like this ... Lynn Austin's The Scarlet Thread Washington admits CIA tragedies nearly 60 years later and the fiction that reads like truth Getaway with Dee -...
Coming soon in Historical Fiction
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The Examiner
Get ready historical fiction fans! A number of historical fiction novels will be released shortly giving readers tons of great books to look forward to in the future. The newest by Philippa Gregory, a Jean...
Choosing viewpoint: why speculative fiction authors should examine their options - part 2
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Second person point of view brings a whole new level of intensity to your story if implemented well Photo by StaR_DusT, available under a Creative Commons Attribution license If you like this ... 5 strategies for...
David Mitchell Speculates on Speculative Fiction Trilogy
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mediabistro
At a reading last week, novelist David Mitchell hinted that his critically-acclaimed new novel, The...
Best to stick with Nadine Gordimer's fiction
The Providence Journal
The Providence Journal
"Telling Times" is a collection of Nadine Gordimer's nonfiction over six decades, during which she was a fierce fighter against racism and won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1991. Born in South Africa, she has...
Christian Small Publishers Association--another source of Christian fiction
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CSPA Fiction "Book of the Year" amazon.com If you like this ... ...and the winner is...Christy Award winners announced Clive Staples Award for Christian Speculative Fiction-2010 nominees announced RITA award...
Golden Age Stories Launches Interactive Pulp Fiction Book Website - Where Adventure Comes to Life
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PR Newswire
'Thieves' blurs fiction with fact
Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune
It's easy to understand why Ian Minot feels cheated. A self-described sullen mope, he spends his days slinging coffee in a grubby cafe and his nights laboring over quietly earnest short fiction that goes roundly ignored...
