Greg Wilbur posts his review and analysis of those things that interest him most: worship, the arts, music, aesthetics, literature, and film, as well as various things related to the work of King's Meadow.
Hi Wilbur, I came across your blog due to your post on G.K. Chesterton. I'm also a Chesterton fan, but I have an easier time of it, being Catholic. :)
I wonder if you might enjoy my books, which I write for teens and adults: contemporary novels based on fairy tales which have no fantasy or magic in them, just the mysterious workings of Grace.
My latest book, The Midnight Dancers, just came out on June 1st. You can find it at www.themidnightdancers.com. My friend is a Presbyterian and a Calvinist, and she enjoyed it thoroughly.
Anyhow, just thought I'd post to say hi. Let me know what you think.
BTW I forgot my point: I got the idea of writing the books in the first place from G.K. Chesterton. His quote that inspired me is on the homepage at www.fairytalenovels.com.
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Hi Wilbur,
I came across your blog due to your post on G.K. Chesterton. I'm also a Chesterton fan, but I have an easier time of it, being Catholic. :)
I wonder if you might enjoy my books, which I write for teens and adults: contemporary novels based on fairy tales which have no fantasy or magic in them, just the mysterious workings of Grace.
My latest book, The Midnight Dancers, just came out on June 1st. You can find it at www.themidnightdancers.com. My friend is a Presbyterian and a Calvinist, and she enjoyed it thoroughly.
Anyhow, just thought I'd post to say hi. Let me know what you think.
www.fairytalenovels.com
www.reginadoman.com
BTW I forgot my point: I got the idea of writing the books in the first place from G.K. Chesterton. His quote that inspired me is on the homepage at www.fairytalenovels.com.
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