Showing posts with label ted dekker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ted dekker. Show all posts

4/26/2010

News for April 26th, 2010

Here's another great interview with James Rubart, author of ROOMS - including his own secret writing room: http://noveljourney.blogspot.com/2010/04/author-interview-jim-rubart.html


Podcast with Marcher Lord Press authors Stuart Stockton and Kerry Nietz, and others: "All about sci-fi" at http://fictionaddict.com/2010/04/19/all-about-sci-fi/

The last three episodes of Jeremy Robinson's BENEATH in audio have been released! Now you can listen to the whole book. Get all the episodes here: http://www.jeremyrobinsononline.com/books/beneath-by-jeremy-robinson.html

Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee have announced their collaboration on a new trilogy called Forbidden, bigger even than the Circle Trilogy. Check out the details here: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=386805549854. 

For writers: Max Lucado's thoughts on writing - http://www.maxlucado.com/articles/topical/the_write_stuff.


1/08/2010

News for January 8th, 2010

Amy Deardon, winner of the 2009 Pluto Award, is interviewed at the International Christian Fiction Writers' blog, and talks about her book set in Israel. There's a giveaway if you leave a comment over there before the 16th Jan.

Splashdown Books announces its newest author, Caprice Hokstad, whose two fantasies will be republished with new covers. For more information read this post at Splashdown's blog.

Supernatural author Tosca Lee is interviewed this month at CFOM (this is NOT a permalink but will work for a month, after that check the archives).

Also at CFOM this month is Sarah Salter's review of the movie adaptation for Ted Dekker's Thr3e.

12/22/2009

News for December 22nd, 2009

Rick Copple says: I decided to give my readers a Christmas gift--a story!
I just wrote a Christmas story in the Realities' world, set
before Sisko left Raul for his journeys, when he and Josh had adventures
of their own.
In this one, Sisko discovers what you get when you mix an ogre and
Christmas together. To find out yourself, you'll have to read on.
http://blog.rlcopple.com/?p=174
Enjoy, and have a great Christmas.


At TitleTrakk.com, check out this new review of

Burn by Ted Dekker and Erin Healy
Reviewed by Karri Compton
"
...better than Kiss by leaps and bounds..."

9/04/2009

News for September 4th, 2009

Fred Warren says: My short story, "Prison Dreams," is online now at Niteblade Fantasy and Horror Magazine (http://www.niteblade.com/september-2009/?p=7). Be careful, though...some of these tales shouldn't be read alone at bedtime. Just saying.

An excerpt from Ted Dekker's new book "Green" is now available online here. This is a fourth companion book to the Circle Trilogy (Black, Red, White).

The people at Rocking Charity have made a rocking chair with the image fromm Carole McDonnell's Wind Follower painted on it. It is to be auctioned to support training for young writers. Have a look at it here!

3/02/2009

Eretzel Tour and Dekker Video

This week the CFRB is touring Eretzel by William R. McGrath, Book Two in the Sword of Fire. So far there are two reviews: one by Steve Rice here (with links to other material) and another by Cathi Hassan. Use the buttons at the bottom of those posts to follow the tour through the rest of the week.

Also today we have an interview with Ted Dekker where he talks about Christian horror and his books House, Thr3e and Skin.