The Girl Who Dreamed Only Geese by Howard Norman
Howard Norman is an author I have enjoyed for some time. I knew his background in folklore but hadn’t really explored any of that part of his career. But...
Year: 2012
Summer and Bird by Katherine Catmull
It has the feel of folklore and mythology with all of the emotion and meaning that can convey. It really delves into and reflects family dynamics and dysfunctio...
Napoleon and the Art of Diplomacy by William Nester
NAPOLEON AND THE ART OF DIPLOMACY: How War and Hubris Determined the Rise and Fall of the French Empire by William Nester is not about Napoleon’s diplomac...
Why be a Christian (If No One Goes to Hell)? by Daniel Meeter
Those of you not living in a cave, or to be fair not tuned into to either publishing or evangelicalism, are probably aware of the whole phenomenon surrounding L...
Why be a Christian (If No One Goes to Hell)? by Daniel Meeter
Those of you not living in a cave, or to be fair not tuned into to either publishing or evangelicalism, are probably aware of the whole phenomenon surrounding L...
The Book of Neil by Frank Turner Hollon
As regular readers of this blog know, I am fascinated by fiction that has a religious or supernatural aspect; particularly creative or unconventional ones. It ...