Wendy Alec Wendy's first supernatural novel, The Fall of Lucifer, was the fourth novel we launched Realms with. Her visions of heaven and hell, of Christos and Lucifer, are fresh and exciting, as are her depictions of what is going on in the heavenlies in direct parallel with events on earth. You'll never read the Scriptures the same again.The Fall of Lucifer Messiah, The First Judgement John Aubrey Anderson I haven't read John's Black or White Chronicles but they appear to be spiritual warfare fiction.Abiding Darkness Wedgewood Grey And If I Die Brandon Barr When the Sky Fell R. E. Bartlett Ruth is a wonderful speculative author living in New Zealand. She has many novels in her—several of which are already written, but unpublished. The only one that has so far been published is another of the four we launched Realms with. I was thrilled with Ruth's vision of a futuristic world in which humans can prolong their lives indefinitely through the use of artificial bodies called personifids.The Personifid Invasion The Departed The Personifid Project Wayne Thomas Batson Wayne is one of a new generation of authors writing Christian fantasy for the youth/teen/young adult market. This is his The Door Within trilogy.The Door Within The Rise of the Wyrm Lord The Final Storm Isle of Swords Isle of Fire Theodore Beale Theo, who is an American living in Switzerland, writes very creepy supernatural thrillers for the Christian and secular markets.The War in Heaven The World in Shadow The Wrath of Angels Summa Elvetica: A Casuistry of the Elvish Controversy Geralyn Beauchamp The Call James BeauSeigneur The lines can get a little blurry when talking about speculative fiction. James' Christ Clone trilogy could fit in a "pure speculative" category, but I've put them in SF for convenience.In His Image Birth of an Age Acts of God T. Russell Benedict Tim published this spacefaring SF through PublishAmerica. He is one of the fine self-published Christian speculative novelists I am proud to promote.Pawns Joseph Bentz Joseph's fantasy novel is now out of print, but you can find copies online.Song of Fire Lisa T. Bergren Lisa is best known for her historical novels, but The Begotten is a fun spiritual warfare novel. It was praised by Publisher's Weekly and earned a starred review in Booklist.The Begotten The Betrayed The Blessed Chuck Black Chuck is another author writing youth/young adult Christian fantasy. This is his Kingdom series. This series is essentially the entire Bible written as a fantasy. Cool, huh? Kingdom's Reign is the book of Revelation.Kingdom's Dawn Kingdom's Hope Kingdom's Edge Kingdom's Call Kingdom's Quest Kingdom's Reign Terri Blackstock Last Light (Restoration Series #1) Night Light (Restoration Series #2) True Light (Restoration Series #3) Dawn's Light (Restoration Series #4) Mitchell Bonds Hero, Second Class Michael Bowers Prison Ship Austin Boyd Austin, a former NASA astronaut finalist, writes true science fiction, meaning fiction that is built directly atop actual science. His Mars Hill Classified series (released through NavPress) is about human spaceflight to Mars, the possibility of intelligent life on Mars, and all manner of deception, danger, and interpersonal struggle.The Evidence The Proof The Return Amanda Bradburn The Keepers of Elenath Grace Bridges Grace is a New Zealander with Irish roots. She's also an active member of The Lost Genre Guild and the Christian Science Fiction & Fantasy Blogtour. This is a dark future SF in which the Awakened try to survive despite a brutal one-world government.Faith Awakened Sigmund Brouwer Like Bill Myers, Sigmund has written both for adult and young adult audiences. His recent series with Hank Hanegraff is good end times fiction and his Mars Diaries series for young adults is great SF fun. Note that this is just a sampling of Sigmund's many speculative novels, primarily for the young adult market.Mars Diaries: Mission 1 Mars Diaries: Mission 2 Mars Diaries: Mission 3 Mars Diaries: Mission 8 Out of the Shadows The Last Disciple The Last Sacrifice Fuse of Armageddon Vernon Buford Vernon is an author with Destiny Image.Shadows of Legion Davis Bunn Davis (who also writes under T. Davis Bunn) is a veteran Christian novelist. Most of his novels are not speculative, but Heartland is. Davis also wrote The Spectrum Chronicles under the pen name Thomas Locke. Three of the original four novels were later released as The Dream Voyagers, under the name T. Davis Bunn.Heartland The Dream Voyagers D. Shane Burton Shane's Orianus Creation trilogy is among the fine POD (print-on-demand) titles I'm proud to promote. Note that he and Josh Michael Burton are brothers.Black Storm Rising When Worlds Rage Dark Tyrant's Ascension Josh Michael Burton This is Josh's first novel. It's another fine POD book. He and D. Shane Burton are brothers.Journey Into the Gateway of Dimensions Jack Cavanaugh Jack is known mostly for his award-winning historical fiction, but Death Watch is a great speculative novel. The other books listed are in Jack's Kingdom Wars series, new supernatural fiction from Howard.Death Watch A Hideous Beauty Tartarus G. K. Chesterton I've not read this, but a site guest says it's "super-bizarre spec fiction by a wonderful Christian author of past generations."The Man Who Was Thursday Rich Coffeen The Discipling Of Mytra Frank Creed Frank is a great encourager and leading proponent of Christian speculative fiction. His near-future novel takes place in an America ruled by a one-world government.Flashpoint Gene Curtis Gene's novel is one of the fine POD (print-on-demand) titles I'm proud to promote. In this fantasy, sword-wielding magi fight for Good.The Seventh Mountain Chase Dalton Atlantyx is a technothriller with a cool cover and a fun premise.Atlantyx Bryan Davis Bryan is a Christian fantasy novelist with a lot of marketing savvy and energy. His Dragons in Our Midst and Oracles of Fire novels have succeeded largely because of his extensive speaking schedule where he addresses home school groups and local libraries. He's also a skilled craftsman in the craft of fiction. His books are for a youth audience.Raising Dragons The Candlestone Circles Of Seven Tears of a Dragon Eye of the Oracle Enoch's Ghost The Last of the Nephilim The Bones of Makaidos Beyond the Reflection's Edge Eternity's Edge Amy Deardon A Lever Long Enough Ted Dekker The new kid on the block, relatively speaking, is Ted Dekker. Ted's creative speculative ideas, rock star persona, and aggressive marketing efforts have broadened the popularity of Christian speculative fiction even further.Kiss Burn Green Chosen (The Lost Books, Book 1) Renegade (The Lost Books, Book 3) Chaos (The Lost Books, Book 4) Lunatic (The Lost Books, Book 5) Elyon (The Lost Books, Book 6) Boneman's Daughters Sinner Adam The Blessed Child A Man Called Blessed Heaven's Wager When Heaven Weeps Thunder of Heaven The Martyr's Song Blink Thr3e Black Red White Obsessed House Saint Showdown Skin Sue Dent A Christian vampire and werewolf horror novel? Why not? These novels are said to be for young adult readers.Never Ceese Forever Richard John DeSimone John's DaVinci-themed novel is good speculative fun.Leonardo's Chair Karina & Robert Fabian Infinite Space, Infinite God F. W. Faller Fred's Portals of Tessalindria fantasies didn't get the exposure they deserved. Check them out.A Sword for the Immerland King Lonama's Map Shaunti Feldhahn Shaunti first hit the Christian reading public as a Y2K expert, back in the day. She and I actually wrote a Y2K sourcebook together, then I went on to edit the year-long newsletter called "Countdown Y2K" that was Shaunti's vehicle for dissemenating preparedness news. Shaunti is a sweet lady and a good writer. Her For Women Only and For Men Only books with Multnomah have done very well. Shaunti has also written two spiritual warfare novels. The first takes place at Harvard University, from which institution Shaunti is a graduate.The Veritas Conflict The Lights of Tenth Street Peter Fleming Falling to Destiny Lelia Rose Foreman This is juvenile SF from Eerdmans. Far-future novel about a Christian colony's attempts to survive on a planet a thousand light-years from earth.Shatterworld Alton Gansky Some of Al's novels are spiritual warfare, some are supernatural thrillers, and some are chillers. The guy's mind is as flexible as it is creative. About the only category I could find that fit just about everything he did is this one. Al's novel A Ship Possessed was one of the first supernatural thrillers I read, and the power of the genre stuck with me. Al's speculative fiction has been a finalist for a Christy Award in the visionary category several times.A Ship Possessed Distant Memory The Prodigy Marked for Mercy A Small Dose of Murder By My Hands Through My Eyes Dark Moon Vanished Terminal Justice Out of Time Tarnished Image The Incumbent A Treasure Deep Submerged Beneath the Ice Before Another Dies Director's Cut Angel Zero-G Sharon K. Gilbert These appear to be spiritual warfare novels or supernatural thrillers. The first is book 1 in The Laodicea Chronicles and the second is book 1 in The Countdown series. Book 2 of The Laodicea Chronicles is available from Lulu.com, as isIron Dragons, a fantasy novel by Sharon's husband, Derek.Winds of Evil Armageddon Strain L. B. Graham Another novelist writing Christian fantasy for young people. This is his Binding of the Blade series. One striking feature of this series is that the cover illustrations are done by the legendary Larry Elmore, of D&D and TSR fame.Beyond the Summerland Bringer of Storms Shadow in the Deep Father of Dragons Leathel Grody With a name like Leathel the guy's got to be someone to be reckoned with, wouldn't you think? And Leathel certainly is. He's an author, a Web design genius, and a computer game designer. His Web site dedicated to Christian science fiction and fantasy is easily the coolest-looking such site on the Web. And who's ever heard of a Christian MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game)? Well, he's designing one! Check it out. I'm very impressed with Mr. Grody. He's definitely a kindred spirit. Here are his novels, the Foundations of Hope trilogy. Books 1 and 2 are due out in paperback in May 2007. Book 3 is coming soon.Faith of the Unforgotten Into the Darkness Faith of the Unforgotten (Hardcover) Jane Hamilton I'm not familiar with this author, but a site guest like you recommended this book of hers. It appears to be a book about an angel moving from grief to joy.The Guardian Karen Hancock Each of Karen's first four novels won the Christy Award in the visionary category. That's an impressive feat and tells you how good her fantasy is.Arena Light of Eidon The Shadow Within Shadow Over Kiriath Return of the Guardian-King Bill Hand The Oneprince Robin Hardy The first three below constitute The Annals of Lystra, with the following three being The Latter Annals of Lystra.Chataine's Guardian Stone of Help Liberation of Lystra Nicole of Prie Mer Ares of Westford Prisoners of Hope Craig Harms Day Omega T. L. Higley Tracy (who is female) has written some excellent novels in the speculative category. She's great in all aspects of writing, but I think she really shines when she has stories that take place in historical eras. Tracy's Fallen from Babel was a time travel novel that constituted one of the four books we launched Realms with. Watch for a new series from Tracy releasing through B&H.Retrovirus Marduk's Tablet Fallen from Babel Sharon Hinck Sharon has published some fun (and even a little speculative) chick-lit fiction with Bethany House. But her first love is Christian fantasy. With no contracts and only the love of her stories burning in her, she wrote the entire manuscripts for her Restorer trilogy.The Restorer The Restorer's Son The Restorer's Journey T. L. Hines T. L. Hines (who is male, and not to be confused with T. L. Higley, who is female), is a promising new author with a fun speculative title from Bethany House.Waking Lazarus The Dead Whisper On Douglas Hirt Doug's Cradleland Chronicles is a great envisioning of life at the beginning of mankind's time on earth. RiverOak, who published this series, is trying some innovative things with podcasting for these books.Flight to Eden Quest for Atlan The Fall of the Nephilim Caprice Hokstad Caprice's fantasy novel is one of the many fine POD (print-on-demand) titles I'm happy to promote.The Duke's Handmaid Nor Iron Bars a Cage Christopher Hopper Christopher was one of the Fantasy Four authors that made their book tour in summer 2007. These novels comprise his White Lion Chronicles.Rise of the Dibor The Lion Vrie Tom Horn Tom is one of the fine self-published authors I'm proud to feature on WhereTheMapEnds. His novels have UFO and government cover-up storylines. The first novel listed below is co-written with Nita Horn. On the second novel Tom lists his name as Thomas R. Horn.The Ahriman Gate Nephilim Stargates James Byron Huggins Byron writes some for Christian publishers and some for secular houses. But his speculative fiction is always...creepy.The Reckoning Leviathan Cain A Wolf Story Hunter Nightbringer The Scam Sorcerer Robert Don Hughes The Fallen: A Novel The Eternity Gene The Prophet of Lamath The Wizard in Waiting The Power and the Prophet The Forging of the Dragon The Faithful Traitor Angela Hunt Angie is a prolific Christian novelist who usually writes in other genres besides speculative. However, The Immortal, which concerns the legend of the Wandering Jew, is clearly speculative. As is The Truth Teller.The Immortal The Truth Teller Randall Ingermanson I wrote about Randy in the Christian Science Fiction section, but since several of his novels are more accurately time travel, I've put them here. Transgression won a Christy award for excellence in Christian fiction.Oxygen The Fifth Man Double Vision Transgression Premonition Retribution Shane Johnson Shane's Chayatocha was the first novel I've read that I would consider almost Christian horror. It's a fabulous premise and a good read. Shane's speculative fiction has been nominated for a Christy Award.Ice The Last Guardian Chayatocha A Form of Godliness The Demas Revelation L. A. Kelly L. A. "Leisha" Kelly is the author of some Depression-era historical fiction, but this series is inspirational fantasy.Tahn Return to Alastair The Scarlet Trefoil Russell Kirkpatrick Russell is an an interesting guy. He's a professional mapmaker (which comes out in his world-building) and a New Zealander, to boot. This series, "The Fire of Heaven" trilogy, was originally released in Australia/NZ but has now come to the U.S. I've been told he's a Christian author and these are Christian novels. They look fun.Across the Face of the World In the Earth Abides the Flame The Right Hand of God Jim Kraus Not all of Jim's novels are SF, but this one is. Bit of trivia for you: the title "the silence" was typed on my own keyboard and photographed by Chris Gilbert, the designer who did this cover. Cool, huh?The Silence Madeleine L'Engle The Granddame of Christian speculative fiction.A Wrinkle in Time A Wind in the Door A Swiftly Tilting Planet Many Waters Tim LaHaye Another watershed event both for Christian fiction and for Christian speculative fiction was the release and subsequent popularity of the Left Behind novels. Christian novelists owe much to LaHaye and Jenkins (the latter especially, since he did most of the writing). As with Peretti, with the success of these books came a new openness from Christian publishers and, more importantly, Christian bookstores to Christian fiction. It's worth noting that once again the thing that advanced Christian fiction was a speculative tale. More than any other type of fiction, speculative fiction best belongs to Christian writers and readers. It's our native language.Left Behind Tribulation Force Nicolae Soul Harvest Apollyon Assassins The Indwelling The Mark Desecration The Remnant Armageddon Glorious Appearing Shawn Lamb Allon: Book 1 Stephen Lawhead It would be easy to argue that Stephen Lawhead ought to be placed in the category of industry-shaping giants of Christian speculative fiction. His Pendragon series was among the first I discovered in Christian bookstores. Some of the images from Taliesin—the bull leaping, for instance—stick in my mind to this day. Stephen has moved on to mostly secular publishing now, as this is where he's found a larger audience. But his origins are with us and he has still provided some of the most wonderful Christian fantasy of the modern era. His novel Byzantium, though technically a historical and not speculative, is still the finest Christian novel I've ever read.The Search for Fierra Empyrion II: The Siege of the Dome The Search for Fierra Dream Thief In the Hall of the Dragon King The Warlords of Nin The Sword and the Flame Taliesin Merlin Arthur Pendragon Grail The Paradise War The Silver Hand Endless Knot Byzantium The Iron Lance The Black Rood The Mystic Rose Patrick Hood Avalon: The Return of King Arthur Scarlet Tosca Lee Tosca has a long history in speculative worlds, as a tabletop gamer, a writer, and a model and beauty pageant winner. Her speculative writing is so good that it has caused more than one woman to comment on how it isn't fair for one person to "have it all." I had the great honor of being the first to bring Tosca to the world of Christian fiction, and to be her editor and friend. Don't miss the interview I did with her. Demon: A Memoir is about a man who walks into a diner and is hailed by a stranger—who happens to be a demon in human form, bent on telling the protagonist all about human history—from a certain point of view. Brilliant writing.Demon: A Memoir Havah: The Story of Eve Jeffrey Leever Jeffrey is a Christian writing for a secular publishing house. His first novel is what he calls "Christian-influenced Thrill-Horror." It's a PG-13 novel about a terrifying killer (or killers) haunting a small Indiana town. Set for a September 15, 2007 release.Dark Friday Richard Leonard Heart of the Highriders C. S. Lewis Here's another guy who needs no introduction. Most people know of Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, but not everyone knows of his Space Trilogy. It's heady stuff, completely speculative and utterly Christian. And the last two are classics, especially Screwtape. It's a must-read.The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe The Horse and His Boy Prince Caspian The Magician's Nephew The Voyage of the "Dawn Treader" The Silver Chair The Last Battle Out of the Silent Planet Perelandra That Hideous Strength The Screwtape Letters The Great Divorce Robert Liparulo I've known Bob for years. He once reviewed some of my speculative fiction for New Man magazine. Now he's an author in his own right, with all kinds of movie deals always circling around him and his books. Awesome covers, too.Comes a Horseman Germ Deadfall Mike Lynch When the Sky Fell George MacDonald MacDonald is considered by many to be the first Christian speculative novelist of the "modern" (19th century) period. Writers like Tolkien and Lewis were no doubt influenced by his writings.Phantastes Lilith Kathryn Mackel Kathy has a wonderfully creepy speculative mind. She's got screenwriting experience (including working on Peretti's Hangman's Curse) in addition to her fiction credits. I credit Kathy with introducing me to the term "Christian chillers." Watch for a new series from Kathy releasing through Realms.The Surrogate The Hidden Outriders Trackers Vanished L. A. Marzulli Lynn Marzulli (who is male) wrote the Nephilim series, which is great Christian science fiction. Also, if you're interested in UFOs from the worldview of Christianity, be sure to check out my white paper on the subject.Nephilim: The Truth is Here The Unholy Deception The Revealing: The Time is Now Paul McCusker Paul is best known for his pioneering and prolific work writing and directing hundreds of the Adventures in Odyssey radio series for children from Focus on the Family, where he is Writer in Residence. But Paul is also a gifted speculative novelist for adults, which can be seen in his inspired idea for Twilight: a grieving private detective is hired by a new set of clients with one thing in common—they're all dead. Paul is also the author of the Time Twisters trilogy of time travel novels for youth.Sudden Switch Stranger in the Mist Memory's Gate Carole McDonnell Carole's fantasy novel is one I looked at while acquisitions editor at Realms and NavPress. Excellent writing and bold vision, and by an African-American woman author, to boot! This novel is being published by a secular publisher but it's Christian through and through. Check it out.Wind Follower Maureen Doyle McQuerry Maureen's YA fiction is fun because it takes its imagery and themes from fairy tales. Not the Disney kind, but the original Grimm's kind, or the kind from Celtic mythology, in which there really are monsters and in which singing princesses get quickly eaten. The title of the first novel, for instance, comes from the story of the three little pigs.Wolfproof Travelers Market Paul Meier These aren't new books, but somehow I missed them before now. The Secret Code is billed as "prophetic fiction," so I guess this is as good a category for it as any. All of these books, with the exception of the first one, were co-written by Robert Wise.The Third Millenium The Fourth Millenium Beyond the Millenium The Secret Code Calvin Miller Calvin Miller is best known for his Singer trilogy of poetry, which every Christian should read. But he has also produced a fantasy trilogy called The Singreale Chronicles. Though mainly for a youth audience it is still an interesting read for adults. And he is coming out with a new series from B&H: The Kinta Chronicles.Guardians of the Singreale Star Riders of Ren War of the Moonrhymes The Dogs of Snoqualmie Blindsided Greg Mitchell Greg bills himself as a Christian horror author. This trilogy is "a monster hunter epic about demons descending upon small town middle America and the ordinary people who must overcome their misconceptions about the Christian faith in order to take up arms and make their last stand."The Strange Man Kathleen Morgan Kathleen is the author of the Guardians of Gadiel series, the second of which is currently in publishing limbo.Giver of Roses Gilbert Morris Gilbert Morris is a well-known author of Christian historical novels, but he has also written speculative fiction. Though there are several genres represented here I've put them all under this one category. The Omega Trilogy is technothriller fiction that he co-wrote with Lynn and Alan Morris. The Far Fields is a fantasy series co-written with Robert Funderburk, now out of print. The other series are all for young adults. (Complete series not shown)The Beginning of Sorrows Fallen Stars, Bitter Water Beyond the River The Remnant Dark Spell Over Morlandria Wizards of the Galaxy Escape from the Red Comet Revenge of the Space Pirate Invasion of the Killer Locusts Dangers of the Rainbow Nebula The Frozen Space Pilot Secret of the Planet Makon The White Dragon of Sharnu Attack of the Denebian Starship The Final Kingdom Empress of the Underworld The Sword of Camelot Voyage of the Dolphin Escape with the Dream Maker The Strange Creatures of Dr. Korbo The Dangerous Voyage Vanishing Clues R. K. Mortensen The Landon Snow novels are an exciting new series for young readers (ages 9–12). The awesome covers are done by none other than Kirk DouPonce of Dog-Eared Design, who designed the graphical look of WhereTheMapEnds.Landon Snow and the Auctor's Riddle Landon Snow and the Shadows of Malus Quidam Landon Snow and the Island of Arcanum Landon Snow and the Volucer Dragon Landon Snow and the Auctor's Kingdom Nancy Moser Nancy is best known for her women's fiction and thrillers, but two of her novels are clearly speculative. Time Lottery won the Christy Award for the visionary category. I was honored to be her editor.Time Lottery Second Time Around David Murray David is a talented illustrator and author. Check out his Web page to see the awesome animated intro for the book. This novel is targeted to young readers.Majesty Bill Myers I introduced Bill back in Christian Science Fiction, but his young adult series, Forbidden Doors, is so clearly in the chiller category that I'm listing them here.Blood of Heaven Theshold Fire of Heaven The Face of God Eli Soul Tracker The Presence Blood of Heaven Threshold Fire of Heaven The Face of God Eli Soul Tracker The Presence Kerry Nietz A Star Curiously Singing The Superlative Stream John B. Olson John and Randy wrote Oxygen, perhaps one of the first Christian novels that used real science in its fiction. That novel won the Christy Award in the visionary category and launched John's individual writing career.Oxygen The Fifth Man Adrenaline Fossil Hunter Shade Kirk Outerbridge Eternity Falls Jeffrey Overstreet Auralia's Color's Cyndere's Midnight Miles Owens It was my great pleasure to bring Miles to the reading public. I "discovered" his fantasy fiction while I was at Realms. Daughter of Prophecy became one of the four novels (and the only fantasy) that we launched Realms with. It was also my pleasure to be his editor. I have, hanging on my wall in my home office, an oversize poster of the original Cliff Nielsen illustration we commissioned for Daughter of Prophecy. Miles remains one of my favorite Christian fantasy authors.Daughter of Prophecy Robin Parrish Robin (who is male) has created the awesome INFUZE site and Webzine. He has also written a novel that is clearly speculative.Relentless Fearless Carol Jo Parsons Advent Phoenix Ronald G. Patterson Ron's Ballad of Penumbria series is a historically rooted fantasy retelling of the story of the church from Christ's first advent and on through to the Millennial Kingdom.A King's Ransom Donita K. Paul Donita's cover for DragonSpell was the first cover I'd ever seen that told me someone in the publishing industry might actually get Christian fantasy. Donita's books are for a youth audience.DragonSpell DragonQuest DragonKnight DragonFire DragonLight The Vanishing Sculptor Tom Pawlik Vanish Valley of the Shadow Frank Peretti Let's start with the man whose fiction gave birth to Christian fiction in the modern age, Frank Peretti. Before him, the shelves didn't have much more than Janette Oke, Catherine Marshall, and C.S. Lewis. Fine fiction, for sure, but not entirely broad. It is worth noting that the novel that ushered in the modern era of Christian fiction was clearly Christian speculative fiction.This Present Darkness Piercing the Darkness The Oath Prophet The Visitation Monster House George Bryan Polivka The Trophy Chase Trilogy is new fantasy with a seafaring theme, from Harvest House.The Battle for Vast Dominion The Legend of the Firefish The Hand that Bears the Sword Brian Reaves Brian is a young writer with a bright future in Christian speculative fiction. His Portal is a self-published novel about friends who invent a time machine and try to repair their past mistakes. I think Brian's real forte is in supernatural thrillers but so far none of those novels of his has been published.Portal Stolen Lives Jeremy Robinson Jeremy Robinson writes time travel novels with a great premise. His first novel, at least, is one of the fine POD (print-on-demand) titles I'm proud to promote. Note, though, that he tends to use profanity in his fiction.The Didymus Contingency Raising the Past John Robinson John has published the Joe Box trilogy, which is in the thriller genre. But he's got an unpublished speculative series that will hopefully be available soon.Gravity Fades A Certain Slant of Light Jonathan Rogers Jonathan is another author writing youth/young adult Christian fantasy. This is his Wilderking series.The Secret of the Swamp King The Way of the Wilderking The Bark of the Bog Owl Julie Rollins Julie has written a SF series, The Vadelah Chronicles, in which spacefaring aliens worship the God of the Bible (or not). Also catch my white paper called UFOs and the Christian Worldview.Arana's Visitor Vashua's Messenger Steve Rzasa The Word Reclaimed The Word Unleashed Marc Schooley The Dark Man Jefferson Scott Me again. My first three novels were near-future technothrillers featuring virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and genetic engineering. The second trilogy is a Christian military thriller series, which has nothing to do with speculative fiction, but it's my site so I get to promote them anyway! Bwahahahaha! And did I mention I've co-written two nonfiction books, too? Check out my Web page here.Virtually Elimated Terminal Logic Fatal Defect D. Brian Shafer Brian's Chronicles of the Host series is good speculative fiction about how the great struggle between God and Satan may have been, is being, and will be fought.Exile of Lucifer Unholy Empire Rising Darkness Final Confrontation Charity Silkebakken Heat of the Highriders James Somers James's novel is part SF part fantasy. It takes place in a faraway sector of space, but it's a battle between good and evil, like those done so well in fantasy.The Chronicles of Soone Gergory Spencer These appear to be young adult fantasies. They are published by Howard Books, a Christian publisher.The Welkening Guardian of the Veil Stuart Vaughn Stockton Starfire Richard J. Sutcliffe Rick's Web site, Arjay Books, attracts lots of hits and scores very well on Google searches. He has some good information on Christian SF and fantasy novels there. Rick is Canadian and is a professor of mathematics and computing science at the university level. His Interregnum series is "alternate-history Irish-flavoured Christian science fiction" that "deals with a variety of technology and ethical issues in thought-provoking plots set on alternate earths." How cool is that? As far as I know, Rick's series is the only Christian alternate history fiction on this list. Certainly it is one of the few, and I applaud his efforts both as a novelist and a Web advocate for Christian speculative fiction. Note that the The General and The Nexus are available only as e-books. The first three are are also available through Amazon as print versions. Volumes 6 and 7 are in development.The Peace The Worlds of the Timestream The Exile The General The Nexus G. P. Taylor Graham is a Brit dark Christian fantasy. His first two novels co-released in the U.K. first and then in the US through Penguin/Putnam for secular publishing and Realms for the Christian market.Shadowmancer Wormwood Tersias the Oracle The Shadowmancer Returns: The Curse of Salamander Street Randall Thorn This is a Christian fantasy set in the Dark Ages.Through the Valley of Bones J. R. R. Tolkein Like I have to introduce Tolkien, the man who basically invented the modern fantasy genre. Tolkien's Catholic faith certainly informed his speculative fiction, but I do not believe he had any direct allegorical purpose in mind when he wrote of Middle-Earth. Tolkien's trilogy pretty much singlehandedly made me decide to become a novelist. There are powers at work in his fiction that resonate on a level far deeper than allegory. This is the stuff of myth and human archetype. Note that this is not a complete listing of Tolkien's works, and it is certainly not a complete listing of all the editions of his works, or books about his works. Just have fun browsing!The Hobbit The Lord of the Rings The Two Towers The Return of the King The Silmarillion Unfinished Tales Sir Gawain and the Green Knight The War of the Ring The Book of Lost Tales 1 The Book of Lost Tales, Part Two The Return of the Shadow Smith of Wootton Major & Farmer Giles of Ham The Children of Hurin Steve Trower Steve's SF novel is not available through Amazon in the U.S. (but it is available through www.amazon.co.uk). You can also find it at his Web page: www.stevetrower.co.uk.Countless as the Stars Kathy Tyers Before coming to Christian SF Kathy had written Star Wars and other secular SF novels for Random House. Her Firebird trilogy was the first that made me pay attention to Christian SF.Star Wars: The Truce at Bakura Star Wars: Balance Point One Mind's Eye Shivering World Firebird Fusion Fire Crown of Fire Crystal Witness Lars Walker Blood and Judgement Erling's Word Wolf Time The Year of the Warrior Chris Walley Chris is the author of the 4-book The Lamb Among Stars series for young readers.The Shadow at Evening The Power of the Night The Shadow and Night The Dark Foundations Michael D. Warden Michael has created a fascinating world in which words themselves contain devastating magical powers.Gideon's Dawn Waymaker Fred Warren The Muse Melanie Wells Melanie writes chillers (with awesomely creepy covers) for Multnomah/Waterbrook.When the Day of Evil Comes The Soul Hunter My Soul to Keep Linda Wichman Legend of the Emerald Rose Tamara Wilhite Humanity's Edge Thomas Williams The Seven Kingdoms Chronicles is a fantasy series for young readers. Note that The Bride of Stone is listed as being authored by T. M. Williams. That novel is actually a prequel to The Crown of Eden.The Crown of Eden The Devil's Mouth The Bride of Stone Charles Williams One of the Inklings, with C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.War in Heaven, A Novel All Hallow's Eve Place of the Lion Descent Into Hell, a Novel Jill Williamson By Darkness Hid To Darkness Fled Eric Wilson Eric is a talented young writer whose expertise covers Christian speculative fiction from both the writing and reviewing perspectives. His canny Amazon reviews have earned him a name as a knowledgeable critical reader. All of Eric's novels are full of supernatural thrills and chills.Field of Blood (Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy, Book 1) Haunt of Jackals (Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy, Book 2) Valley of Bones (Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy, Book 3) Dark to Mortal Eyes Expiration Date The Best of Evil A Shred of Truth |
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