Hullo, and welcome to the ramblings á la moi. This is sort of a "catch-all" page, so that it won't be necessary to link everything I decide to put up individually. I've broken the pages down loosely by category, which you can see below. For published works, please go here.
Happy Reading!
Here it is, folks! The highly interactive one-stop-shopping Guidebook to Christian Fantasy, including recommendations, warnings, and a space for you to add your comments.
My beginning thesis/outline for defining the genre of Fantastic Fiction, et al.
An example of Political Fantasy from my requisite under the bed novel.
What happens when one puts Jane Austen's villains together in a deadly game of Clue? (First debuted at the Republic of Pemberley)
An advertisement we'd rather see! (First debuted at the Republic of Pemberley ~ Advertisement wholly facetious.)
An excerpt from my Regency novel which focuses on the misadventures of Jane Austen's Maria Lucas.
An essay examining the characters of Hamlet and Ophelia by light of Kierkegaard's Sickness unto Death.
What makes a man? An analysis of Dante's "Old Man" from the Inferno.
A Critical Look at the War between True Love and Passion throughout Literature. A remedy (at least pictorally!) from some of my "heavier" works. : )
A comparison of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven" and Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown."
An exploration of religion in early American Literature, focusing on Emily Dickenson, Phyllis Wheatley and Herman Melville.
This page acts as one of my preliminary tests for original web-page graphics, but as part of that test I included my poem, Prometheus Bowed, as well as Vain Glory (inserted onto the title picture). Enjoy!
Yet another ad, from our sponsor. (Advertisement wholly facetious.)
'Nuff said.
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Updated 5 September, 2001
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