Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
In spring 2012, theaters around the world were featuring The Hunger Games, the first installment of four films based on author Suzanne Collin's popular Hunger Games trilogy. The movie soon became one of the highest-grossing films…
Book Description via Goodreads.com Eliyana has always recoiled from her own reflection in the mirror. But what if that were only one Reflection—one world? What if another world existed where her blemish could become her…
If you’ve been a devotee of C.S. Lewis or J.R.R. Tolkien for a while, you’ve probably heard about The Inklings. If you’re an aspiring writer and a Lewis/Tolkien fan, then you’ve probably dreamed about being…
I usually talk about character crafting here, but this time I’d like to take a break from that and discuss the art of immersion and its dangers. Firstly, let me clarify what I mean by…
“The historical novel, as I learnt with some concern after I had written two or three, belongs to a despised genre,”1 wrote Patrick O’Brian. At the heart of his Aubrey-Maturin novels, however, is not adventure…
This is the last time, I promise myself, that I’m starting over writing this article. My fingers are freezing as they sit on the keyboard. My brain is blocking like an artery; my chest is…
There is something gripping about fairy tales. As we read them, we are enthralled, captivated, enchanted....and we cannot help but imagine ourselves living in a fairy tale as well. There is something pure and beautiful…
The musical score behind Sir Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings film trilogy is intricately crafted to match the proportions of the epic tale. The plot, based on the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien,…
“On either side the river lie, long fields of barley and of rye…” These are the opening lines in Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s famous poem, “The Lady of Shalott”. The poem, loosely based on the tale…
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