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Hello. My name is Frances Richardson. After receiving my master's degree in theology from the University of Detroit/Mercy, I dreamed of writing and publishing a book that would enable others to see the beauty of the Catholic faith. That completed novel is Not All Of Me Is Dust. Please see it and the 20 five-star reviews readers have given it at Amazon books.Thank you for the opportunity to post this. It's so good to be in the company of Catholic writers.
"Oh, be a giver everyday, in your own, inspired way, You're the only one who can give your love." ~from The Gift Counselor, a novel, December 25. Merry-Merry!
Hi, My name is Ariela Pereira. So nice to have found this group!
I'd like to offer my book for free in exchange for an honest review. The book is an account of a Judeo-Catholic Beatific Vision.
DIVINE TRUTHS REVEALED
Thank you so much!
Hi ... If you are looking for some good Christian books, view my books at Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/George-Calleja/...I hope you enjoy them.
Hello readers, I write fiction with a Catholic subplot and would very much appreciate finding a few more beta readers. I have trademarked the word bookplot so that it is easier to find my books.www.bookplot.com
Do and Die
Experience Jesus' life from His sandalsIn the Flesh - My Story
"In The Flesh - My Story" is a fast-moving novel that invites readers to experience Jesus' life, death and resurrection all through His eyes ... told in the first-person. What was it like to be fully divine and fully human on a mission to save mankind? Walk in the sandals of a life you never completely contemplated. Endure a sacrifice you never ventured to appreciate. Savor a love you will never fully fathom.
www.InTheFleshBook.com
I have two new novels out this month. Check them out here, as well as my blog and exactly what I write about.https://www.amazon.com/Kaye-Park-Hinc...
Kaye wrote: "I have two new novels out this month. Check them out here, as well as my blog and exactly what I write about.https://www.amazon.com/Kaye-Park-Hinc......"
I cheer up, very much for Mrs. Kaye, and i wish she saw a lot posting comments in this group.
Fonch wrote: "Kaye wrote: "I have two new novels out this month. Check them out here, as well as my blog and exactly what I write about.https://www.amazon.com/Kaye-Park-Hinc......"
You are such a sweet person! Thank you, Fonch.
Kaye wrote: "Fonch wrote: "Kaye wrote: "I have two new novels out this month. Check them out here, as well as my blog and exactly what I write about.https://www.amazon.com/Kaye-Park-Hinc......"
It is a pleasure Mrs. Hinckey, and thanks for your fond words toward my person :-).
Clemens wrote: "To be a Christian fiction author can sometimes be a real struggle. For the Canadian Michael D. O’Brien, who wrote his first novel in 1978, it would take twenty years of rejections before Ignatius P..."I look forward to reading this book.
A friend of mine, actor and playwright Rick Goldman made this endorsement video for my novel: Best of All Gifts. A story from a Catholic perspective on loss, forgiveness and restoration. When you want to take a 6-minute break, please enjoy....https://youtu.be/FgN1A5080KA.
Good afternoon fellow authors. I am David Torkington from the New Forest in Hampshire, England. I am a Spiritual Theologian, Author and Speaker, specializing in Prayer, Christian Spirituality and Mystical Theology. I have sold over 300,000 books and been translated into 13 different languages. I have written for many periodicals including Inner Life columnist for more than ten years for The Catholic Herald, Spirituality Columnist for The Messenger of St Anthony, Padua for 12 years and I am currently the Spirituality Columnist for The Catholic Universe. I contribute to a number of ePublications in the USA. My latest book is, Wisdom from the Christian Mystics – How to Pray the Christian Way, Circle Books, January 2018 and Prayer made Simple, Catholic Truth Society - March 2018. I would welcome any interest or feedback.
http://www.davidtorkington.com/wisdom...
David wrote: "Good afternoon fellow authors. I am David Torkington from the New Forest in Hampshire, England. I am a Spiritual Theologian, Author and Speaker, specializing in Prayer, Christian Spirituality and M..."Hello Mr. Torkington is a pleasure to meet you. I was looking for catholic writers from England, because the writers Fiorella de Maria Nash, and Corinna Turner created a group for English, Irish, Scotish, and Welsh writers. he idea is not to race with Catholic Writers Guild, but also it was to support the jornalist Joanna Boogle. If you have a facebook page you are welcome CLARA - Catholic Literary Arts Revival Association - UK & Ireland I am the person with the most stupid face :-). Would you mind saying this thing to another catholic United Kingdom writer :-). CLARA - Catholic Literary Arts Revival Association - UK & Ireland https://www.facebook.com/groups/12664...
A friend of mine, actor and playwright Rick Goldman made this 6-minute endorsement video for Best of All Gifts, a novel about a Catholic woman's path to forgiveness.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgN1A...
Do you have time to view it? If not, kindly disregard.
Cheers!
Sheila wrote: "A friend of mine, actor and playwright Rick Goldman made this 6-minute endorsement video for Best of All Gifts, a novel about a Catholic woman's path to forgiveness.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v..."
Oh, the importance of Fathers! And of forgiveness--most especially for ourselves. We need books like this. I enjoyed the presentation.
Thank you so much, Kaye, for your time and comment. Much appreciated.
Sheila wrote: "Thank you so much, Kaye, for your time and comment. Much appreciated." You are welcome! I'd love to see more Catholic Fiction read in this group. Jesus himself used fiction in His parables to make genuine Truth known. And there are a number of award-winning Catholic Fiction authors following His lead.
Kaye wrote: "Sheila wrote: "Thank you so much, Kaye, for your time and comment. Much appreciated." You are welcome! I'd love to see more Catholic Fiction read in this group. Jesus himself used fiction in His pa..."I totally agree with your opinion :-).
Fonch wrote: "Kaye wrote: "Sheila wrote: "Thank you so much, Kaye, for your time and comment. Much appreciated." You are welcome! I'd love to see more Catholic Fiction read in this group. Jesus himself used fict..."Thank you, Fonch. If today's Catholic Fiction is given note at all, it is that its books are for children--which is surely wonderful; we need good Catholic books for children!--while books for today's adult Catholic and his or her struggle toward God are often ignored.
Kaye wrote: "Fonch wrote: "Kaye wrote: "Sheila wrote: "Thank you so much, Kaye, for your time and comment. Much appreciated." You are welcome! I'd love to see more Catholic Fiction read in this group. Jesus him..."In the next vote there will be a good book i am thinking in "The Sword and the serpent" by Taylor R. Marshall, and the books of my friend Alfonseca belonged to this category. You muust purpose these books, and in the mont you must vote it, and then these books will be able to read in Goodreads, but i love the catholic fiction genre. The problem is that the people vote other things. I have voted Toward the gleam and Looking for he king in several ocassions :-(.
My name is David Dean and I have been a published writer (amongst many other things) for the past thirty years; mostly in crime fiction. My own most cherished work, however, is my novel of Catholic fiction entitled, "The Purple Robe". It's published by Tumblar House Press, a small Catholic publisher, and concerns a young priest investigating a purported holy relic in the jungles of the Yucatan. I hope some of you might consider giving it a read. I've attached a link to Amazon for your convenience. Or you can check it out through my Goodreads author site. Please do give it a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed. https://www.amazon.com/Purple-Robe-Da...
David wrote: "My name is David Dean and I have been a published writer (amongst many other things) for the past thirty years; mostly in crime fiction. My own most cherished work, however, is my novel of Catholic..."Hi David,
You should feel free to nominate it for consideration as our BOTM. We have a number of members who are always interested in new Catholic fiction. You can do that here: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/....
Thanks, John. I will do that.John wrote: "David wrote: "My name is David Dean and I have been a published writer (amongst many other things) for the past thirty years; mostly in crime fiction. My own most cherished work, however, is my nov..."
John wrote: "David wrote: "My name is David Dean and I have been a published writer (amongst many other things) for the past thirty years; mostly in crime fiction. My own most cherished work, however, is my nov..."
I am a Kansas City author and my fiction output is a smorgasbord of genres, including some religious and Catholic themes. The Southern and Catholic writer Walker Percy read the first few chapters of my novel "The 41st Sermon" and sent me a note that it read well and he'd be willing to look at the rest. For what happened next go to http://randyattwood.blogspot.com/2011...
Hello everyone,I published "Jesus: Perfect Love" in January 2019 and it is available on Amazon and elsewhere.
Jesus: Perfect Love
The book includes fruitful words from Our Lord and Savior and His beloved saints.
7 NIGHTS AND EIGHT days...Hi,
I just published my new catholic fiction novel 7 NIGHTS AND EIGHT days...
I normally write suspense/intrigue (though I have written one or two dramatic novels). The plot of this new one takes place during the popular pilgrimage of The Way of Saint James. Here is the Amazon link to it and a brief synopsis:
Seven people from various countries embark on the popular Pilgrimage of “The Way of Saint James” in Spain, their goal is to walk for several days in order to arrive at the final destination which is the Cathedral of Santiago. A chance encounter brings Sean, Emma, Esohe, Helen, Jason, Lorenza, and Robert together. This leads to cracks surfacing on their carefully crafted facades, painstakingly constructed to shield the truth from the rest of the world. Buried secrets are unearthed, and deep hurts revealed, will they be strong enough to face their deepest fears? An emotionally packed novel, full of intriguing suspense, betrayals, and hope.
https://www.amazon.com/NIGHTS-EIGHT-d...
The book of Mss. Asedegbega is the perfect book for you John that you homored my Country with your visit. I Hope that One day can visit my City Valladolid :-). About of Mss. Asedegbega i know of Catholic Fiction in Facebook. She is a very good presence to Catholic Book Club and here he Will be able to know to my friend Alfonseca. I say to Mss. Asedegbega welcome.
I'm new here, (and not a Catholic) but I decided to share that I've written and self-published a Christian-themed fantasy novel, which is the first of a fantasy series called 'The Remnant King'. It's a deliberately different and rather off-kilter fantasy that starts in an alternate 2006 of our world where, seemingly out of the blue, mythical dragons reveal themselves to the world, and the repercussions it has on the protagonist, who has a link to the dragons that he himself doesn't understand. Biblically, the story draws from the Book of Job, but also the Book of Jonah. Tonally, the voice it's written is inspired by the works of Raymond Chandler.It's available on Kobo and most Amazon stores.
Living in Times of Dragons
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NJPXBFV/
A very Interesting book Mr. Pretorius for instance Jim Butcher with Harry Dresden and Sapkowski with his Geralt de la Rivia inspired very much in Philip Marlowe. Thinking in the not Catholic writer you and Mr. Yallowitz are the writers in Which i am more interested. There is a tide very hostiles with the dragons i think in Michael D. O,Brien he consideres that a Fiction with a good dragon It is not good for catholics because the dragon is the symbol of the Evil in the Apocalypse Book. In orient the dragon is really diferent. The Dragons of Michael Ende are more inspired in chinese dragon. For This reason is very popular in Asia especially in Japan. A few months ago i was reading The serie of the Catholic writer Karina Fabian Lumbert with her lovely dragon Vern (It is supposed that he is the dragon defeated by Saint George) she enployed a hilarius register to her dragon. Vern can travel to the Fairy Land to our world. Vern is an specie of paranormal detective Who fights against Evil Magic creature. We like very much in the group the "Sword and serpent" by Taylor R. Marshall a realistic way to tell the story of Saint George. The dragon is the disguise of something most terrible and Evil. I like very much the Dragon of my friend Manuel Alfonseca in "Ennia in Fairie" and the third book of his fantasy saga the Magic Jigsaw the "Odissey of the silver Swan". Perhaps as Tolkien we can say that the Dragons are a very fascinating topic.
Fonch wrote: "A very Interesting book Mr. Pretorius for instance Jim Butcher with Harry Dresden and Sapkowski with his Geralt de la Rivia inspired very much in Philip Marlowe. Thinking in the not Catholic writer..."I am aware of Mrs Fabian, as we were on the same online writers group a few years ago. I haven't gotten around to reading her books yet. I'll admit, my book is basically trying to eschew dragon stereotypes to a degree, and it may not be to everyone's liking. But I know two Catholics who liked my book as they just saw it as a story, and not as an allegory.
Fonch wrote: "A very Interesting book Mr. Pretorius for instance Jim Butcher with Harry Dresden and Sapkowski with his Geralt de la Rivia inspired very much in Philip Marlowe. Thinking in the not Catholic writer..."Semi-related, a person I know, a South African who used to be an Anglican but converted to Eastern Orthodox, wrote a novel called 'The Year of the Dragon' which goes deeply into the St George symbolism of dragons and draw parallels to figures in Apartheid-era South Africa. By his own admission he tried to write a Charles Williams-style spiritual thriller.
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...
I admit that only i Read one book of the Big Vern, indeed we signed a deal to avoid that Vern did not eat to me. Karina is excellent i am with her un Facebook she and Mrs. Jagi L. Lampligther (The John C. Wright,s wife posted the most amusement things of Facebook) I have just recomended to you, Mr. Pretorius, a basic book for me every person interested in Catholic Fiction should Read It. There is a link in Ignatius Press with an interview to the Catholic Writer Sandra E. Misael where she spoke of the importance of the Christian Writers in the science Fiction and Fantasy genre. Although i am a Catholic writer collector. I do not dislike to Read Christian Fantasy writers indeed i have a good list of Christian Writers in my collection. Meanwhile they are avaible with my Catholic belief. For example i Read to Stephen R. Lawhead, Ted Dekker, even adventist of the secenth day as Orson Scott Card or Tracy Hickman. Oh Yes a part of J. R. R. Tolkien i know some Catholic in South Africa as Roy Campbell (the poet). It is an Interesting writer Charles Williams i liked "War in the Heaven".
Although only he wrote about the English Catholic Writer is a basic writer. Perhaps the most valueable Catholic writer currently. Besides Pearce writes rather well. I saw in One ocassion imparting a lectura in my City Valladolid :-). I had not the courage to ask for that he signed his book. Although i got It with Juan Manuel de Prada.
Fonch wrote: "The book of Mss. Asedegbega is the perfect book for you John that you homored my Country with your visit. I Hope that One day can visit my City Valladolid :-). About of Mss. Asedegbega i know of Ca..."Thank you very much.
It is a pleasure for me Mss. Asedegbega :-).
My 13th Station is a memoir that tells the tragic story of my son's descent into depression, followed by alcoholism, and resulting in his suicide at age 25 in 2013. Although this was an excruciating book to write I truly felt prompted by the Holy Spirit to share his tale in hopes of helping many.What makes our story unique is the ongoing paranormal activity occurring in our home, and neighbors', that was eventually attributed to a neighbor practicing the occult or witchcraft. In all, there were 3 suicides within the span of 16 homes, as well as 2 known suicide attempts.
The topics in my memoir are heavy. Unfortunately, these are timely in our very fallen world (mental illness, addiction, suicide, spiritual warfare, and grief) and will resonate with anyone who has a loved one battling the enemy. This book is an excellent choice for a Catholic book club, as it will invoke deep discussion.
Book details (and back cover content) available on Amazon: amzn.to/2SjBiLN
This is LA Abonitalla. My book A Story on Heaven on Earth: Why We Could See God and Then Go Shopping, will be FREE on Aug.30-Sept.2, 2019 via Kindle or the Kindle app. To download the Kindle app, click amazon.com/kindleforpc. In your Kindle app, https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/fd/kcp click Amazon Kindle Store and type in the book’s title..Well i did it.
Want an invite to the forever party in heaven? Or peep into the scary loneliess and revolting presence of evil in the dark abyss? Check my book A Story on Heaven on Earth: Why We Could See God and Then Go Shopping, which will be FREE on Aug.30-Sept.2, 2019 via Kindle or the Kindle app. To download the Kindle app, click amazon.com/kindleforpc. In your Kindle app, https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/fd/kcp click Amazon Kindle Store and type in the book’s title.
L.A. wrote: "thanks"I love assisting to the people :-).
Thank you, L.A. I have the book on my Kindle and look forward to reading it.
Madeleine wrote: "Thank you, L.A. I have the book on my Kindle and look forward to reading it."thanks a lot.
My book is having a free e-book promotion running from Sept 5, 2019 - Sept 9, 2019. https://www.amazon.com/Shall-Lead-Wit...
It is a young- adult Catholic fiction novel that would also be a great family read, as it touches on social issues of today. The back reads:
As the oldest of four, Christian enters middle school with questions about politics, faith, nationalism, and family. All seem to be pelting him for answers. With the country split on the issues and on the brink of war, Christian's younger brother Caleb finds an old scroll in the backyard with a riddle telling them to enter the rock. They find within the rock, new companions for the journey including a bright and tenacious girl with a strong will to succeed. These children band together to make sense of it all as they set off on an adventure, where they are thrust into a parallel universe that leads them on a journey of the body, mind, and spirit, where they are brought face to face with evil. How can Catholic children face a broken-down world? The scripturally based riddles dive into the feelings and concerns of five children, each with different strengths and weaknesses. Each finds the answers to interior peace and hope as they gain the wisdom to persevere in a society that is abandoning God's laws.
Maria, is it available in epub format?
Mariangel wrote: "Maria, is it available in epub format?"Mariangel, It is not currently in epub format. I hope to have that available soon.
My collection of five books "The Chronicles of the Magic Jigsaw Puzzle" in their English edition are available in Kindle format in the US until next Sunday noon at $0.99 each.These are the books:
1. The Journey of Tivo the Dauntless: Book One in the Chronicles of the Magic Jigsaw Puzzle
2. The Mystery of the Black Lake
3. The Silver Swan
4. The Secret of the Ice Field
5. The Lost Continent
This collection was my own attempt at writing something similar to the Narnian Chronicles.
I recomended all of them to be Read in our club :-).
Hi Jill,
I am rather new to the process, but I would welcome the nomination, thank you !