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A Christian’s reaction to George Orwell’s dystopian classic, 1984. A book that should be re-read every decade or so. Continue reading
Category Archives: Fiction – Secular
Speed Camera by Thusitha De Silva (2002)
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Speed Camera & Other Stories is a Shel-Silverstein wannabe that’s not worth your time, though the illustrations by Joyce Ng C.L. are nice to see. Continue reading
The High Graders by Louis L’Amour (1965)
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While The High Graders (1965) isn’t my favorite Louis L’Amour novel, it’s still better than most other Westerns out there. Continue reading
Brionne by Louis L’Amour (1968)
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This succinct story shows why Louis L’Amour is Master of the Western. Brionne (1968) makes an excellent gateway book in the world of Westerns. Continue reading
Riders of the Purple Sage by Zane Grey (1912)
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Zane Grey’s early trilogy begins here with Riders of the Purple Sage (1912), a pairing or romances on the violent borderlands of Utah. A Christian review. Continue reading
Contact by Carl Sagan (1985)
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A sci-fi drama that fills the gaps of an already great film, Contact by Carl Sagan (1985) is an engaging read. A Christian review. Continue reading
The Iron Marshall by Louis L’Amour (1979)
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Louis L’Amour’s 1979 standalone novel, The Iron Marshall, is a classic tale of mistaken identity, courage, and honor. Highly enjoyable. Continue reading
North to the Rails by Louis L’Amour (1971)
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Chandry, Book 4 was the first one published in the series, North to the Rails by Louis L’Amour (1971). It’s a fantastic read. Continue reading
The Californios by Louis L’Amour (1974)
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The Californios (1974) by Louis L’Amour is an unexpected, nearly sci-fi read that’s a refreshing departure from his Western-genre norm. Continue reading
Backlash by Brad Thor (2019)
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Brad Thor’s 18th Harvath book Backlash (2019) was my first taste of this morally questionable hero. And sad to say, I wasn’t a fan. A Christian review. Continue reading