This interview is SO excellent that I decided to post this before I even finished reading it!TitleTrakk Interview With Stephen LawheadThe greatest thing is that he talks about the method he uses to write his books, as well as gives some great ins… more »

First of all, I announce to you that THE SONG OF ALBION will be re-released by Thomas Nelson in hardcover on August 31st! This is fantastic news for what I consider one of Lawhead's greatest fantasy series, and one of the best I have ever read. It… more »

After multiple hundreds of hours of work by many, many individuals, we have finished the Curse of the Spider King book trailer video!If you like the video, rate it 5 stars, as that will help raise its profile and help sell more books. The Curse o… more »

Green, book zero of the Circle, is a provocative novel. Who ever heard of a book ZERO? A novel that is both the beginning and the end of a series? I've only read Ted's young-adult fiction, so I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but I was in for a thri… more »

THE BOOK: Seven teenagers. Portals to another world. Ghoulish assassins. ITS CREATION: Two co-authors. Virtual collaboration through the internet. Devilishly difficult plot lines. MY REACTION: Two Thumbs up. A book that opens up a make-believe worl… more »

If you haven't heard yet, Thomas Nelson rebranded their WestBow Press imprint as a new POD publisher that is open to any author who has an extra $1000 or so. Yes, this is expensive, especially when you consider that some of the publishing packages g… more »

So we begin at last our review of TUCK by Stephen Lawhead. This is part of the latest Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy Blog Tour, which has now grown to 48 active members this round! Way to go everyone, let's keep spreading the word and promot… more »

Stephen Lawhead announced today on his blog/diary that there was a review of his soon to be released book, Tuck, over at TitleTrakk.com. I happily ran over to that website, and I DIDN'T find it! >:-( So what did your own Robert Treskillard do? Di… more »

I pulled this giddily from the Stephen Lawhead forum, as quoted from the ECPA: Thomas Nelson Fiction announces new contract for Stephen Lawhead When Stephen Lawhead's Scarlet was announced as the 2008 Christy Award winner in the Visionary category,… more »

I recently read a blog post by Michael Hyatt, the president and CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers, regarding how to avoid "silver bullet thinking". By this he means that we should not try to find a "single" solution to current woes, whether as a corpo… more »