That's a quote from Leighton (my son, age 15) in his new blog post entitled Try To Count To Infinity.... Check out his thoughts about God, the world, and eternity! more »

Here are "The Top 12 Posts of 2009", in ascending order, ahem! The numbers in parentheses tell how many people read the post, but see my note below on this. Was King Arthur's Camelot In Caerleon, Wales? (Nov - 236) Reformation Day Faire! (Sep. -… more »

Announcing a new Christian Fantasy website: Holy Worlds! This site was setup by Jay Lauser (Sir Emeth Mimetes), who currently resides in Ireland, and he has dedicated it to helping Christian writers learn, be equipped, encouraged, and exhorted. In… more »

It is with great enjoyment that I recently picked up John Steinbeck's The Acts of King Arthur and His Noble Knights. This unfinished novel was a lifetime love and goal of Steinbeck, but he died in 1968, leaving it unfinished. In theme, it is almost… more »

Yes, you heard it right, they are building a real Medieval castle in Arkansas, near Branson, Missouri! And not just building a castle, but building it using the same tools and techniques as were available in the 12th century. And it will take them 20… more »

This post is in response to Alexander Field and his blog post over at The Mystery & The Magic, which in turn is in response to Seth Godin's blog post. The whole discussion is about "What is a book cover's purpose?" So here we go. Alex, I ag… more »

When King Arthur gave the people of Britain the gift of life and liberty, he did so at the expense of the invading Saxons. But where did he fight them? This is a very interesting question, and little is known for sure. Nennius wrote in the Historia Br… more »

My internet friend, Samuel D. Smith, has just gone internet-savvy with a new website and blog, complete with pics and great humor. At his new site, you can: View his "gun pose" photo, which is a preview for his up and coming movie, "Caps". Fin… more »

Nathan Bransford, literary agent blogonaire (yes, I just invented that word), has pulled together a post linking together ALL of his writing advice dating back to October of 2006. Go get it! more »

May 2009 I am privileged to share the "CSFF Top Blogger" award for May with John Otte! So go on over to John's blog and congratulate him! (And it is surely NOT the least read blog on the web, I can assure you.) He's a pastor in the Missouri-… more »