Review by Michael J. Findley We watched this with our adult children. It is bright, vibrant, colorful, and fun. You will have to explain some things to young children, but you will not be embarrassed to take them. Based on the various Mario Brothers games, familiarity with games helps you understand. Characters, movement, scenes, and … Continue reading The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
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Review by Michael J. Findley This is well written, well acted, and well directed. It is a massive drama set in Colonial America, England, on ships, with crowds of thousands in the open air, and packed rooms. Yet it is intensely personal, focused on two men, Benjamin Franklin and George Whitefield. It is a frame … Continue reading A Great Awakening
3D book icon Image by FiveFlowersForFamilyFirst from Pixabay With over 70 titles available, we do tend to lose track of some things. This is bad for readers, especially in this case, because what we lost track of were our free books on Amazon. We used to have 11 titles that were supposed to be free … Continue reading We Are Back to 11 Free eBooks!
Princesses Don't have Sticky Hair: A Fairy Bedtime Story by Angela CastilloMy rating: 5 of 5 stars So adorable! Charming, unexpected, and it's leading you around in so many slightly surprising byways that even the ending is a super cute surprise! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!View all my reviews
I know it seems like we've been pretty quiet lately, but we have been working to develop some new content and also to make our works available in more places. Here's what's new: We are working to create Visual Novels Here are some illustrations and video clips we are using to create visual novels, an … Continue reading We Have News!
https://sale.perrykirkpatrick.com/ Oh, but wouldn't you like a sale where you don't have to leave the house, and you get new books? Yes, these are ebooks, but you can take a look or take a chance and not get out of your jammies. You don't have to stand in a line waiting for a store to … Continue reading Not Another Black Friday Sale!
Benny and the Bank Robber Audiobook cover From time to time I have shared our journey as we published new books and learned new things about publishing. Some people already know that I have been trying to record and release an audiobook of Benny and the Bank Robber. I have been working on it since … Continue reading Audiobook Adventures
Many issues have come up recently that I've wanted to write about, but life sort of became paralyzed around March 13 (our daughter's birthday and probably the most life-changing Friday the Thirteenth I have ever experienced (almost the last normal day I remember from this year). I've been treading water ever since, trying to do … Continue reading The Real Social Distancing — Post by Mary C. Findley
The text below was found on Facebook. Sorry that I do not know the source The reports are that the truckers are getting supplies to the stores. People are stocking the shelves all night and letting old people shop first. Carnival Cruise line told Trump “We can match those big Navy Hospital ships with some … Continue reading Encouragement and Edification for Your Stay at Home
This is an interview Sophronia did with Parker J. Cole. The post is reblogged from her The Write Stuff blog, and you can click the link at the bottom to listen. Fun See Tokiyo discovers the “paths between,” secret routes the slave empire must be using to transport slaves and spin its web of control. … Continue reading Tonight on the Write Stuff — Beware of the Bustle with Sophronia Belle Lyon
December of 2018 I released a different kind of short novel called His Sign: The Wait Is Over. I created it as a modern allegory, fictional, but intending to convey spiritual truth. I was kind of getting tired with the popular Nephilim obsession. His Sign: The Wait Is Over But, in the interest of giving … Continue reading His Sign 2: The Ezra Solution — New Release!
Publisher: Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas, release: August 15 Book Summary When he sleeps, the forgotten terrors of the past come alive. Grammy-winning pianist Landon Jeffers’s brain cancer has given him only a few years to live. But when he sleeps, the forgotten terrors of his past torment him. When he wakes, shameful memories come … Continue reading Kill Order by Adam Blumer: Guest Post
https://videopress.com/v/tV3kS5mv 🌟 Your instructor, Nishoni Harvey, has authored eight books and now develops aspiring writers into published authors through Authors Aflame. 🌟 She has been teaching English for 13 years with a Bachelors degree in education. 🌟 Now, she wants to teach you how to become an Authority Author to influence and impact the world … Continue reading Guest Post Nishoni Harvey #2 — a very special course!
Are you ready to write your book? Are you ready to get published? Are you ready to receive the recognition you deserve? Are you ready to get your story out there so you can influence and impact lives? Are you ready to help others in your niche? Are you ready to promote your business by … Continue reading This Is How to Get Your Book Written and Published! — Guest Post by Nishoni Harvey
Sarah Groben is an LAPD Homicide detective and a pastor's wife. She's got six murders she wants to solve by Sunday. Members of a fledgling group for 10-40 window transplants seeking Christianity are being killed. A Muslim charity interested in better relations with Americans seems to be connected by the death of a former financial … Continue reading Mapped Out Murders Ready for Readers
Jesus and the disciples attended Jewish synagogues and temple worship. These services included stringed, brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments. The book of Psalms was the hymn book of the second temple. After finishing the Passover meal they sang a hymn, presumably not a Psalm, and presumably without instruments, before walking across the Kidron Valley to … Continue reading Music In The Early Church — post by Michael J. Findley
Thoughts on Madeline L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time (from one who has not seen the movie) after just re-reading the book. I personally believe that Disney did us a favor by removing all mention of God from the movie version. The name Jesus is only mentioned one time in the book, and in that instance … Continue reading Thoughts on Madeline L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time — post by Michael J. Findley
If you look down the left side of our blog you will see a newsletter subscription link. It's been there awhile, but, finally, we published our first newsletter! Now, if you missed it, because you're not a subscriber, we hope you'll sign up for the newsletter and help us build a line of communication you'll … Continue reading Yes, We Do Have a Newsletter!
"The nightmare of total organization, which I had situated in the seventh century After Ford, has emerged from the safest remote future and is now awaiting us, just around the next corner." Brave New World Revisited 1958 Aldous Huxley Brave New World ends with John, also called the Savage, hanging himself. John certainly viewed that … Continue reading What Is Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World? — Post by Michael J. Findley
Aldous Huxley called his Brave New World, "The nightmare of total organization ..." As one of the most widely read books written in the 20th century, many people, like myself, read it as an English requirement without spending much time thinking about it. "The nightmare of total organization, which I had situated in the seventh … Continue reading What Is Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World? — Post by Michael J. Findley
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