Hello

[Tim]

Hi, I like the look of you group. I have just finished reading Entangled by graham Hancock which I think falls in to your category, really enjoyed it. I Enjoy reading this type of fiction.

[Jacklyn]

Very welcome Tim!
I m looking for readers of Visionary Fiction, Metaphysics, etc: www.amazon.com/dp/B00LZ7PCVY

Please let me know if you would be interested: jacklyn_lo@yahoo.com

Most Sincerely
Jacklyn

[Tim]

Hi Sonya,

Thank you, I will check them out. I have also written a book I hope to publish soon as an ebook called the wheels of samsara, if you want you can see the description on my website.

Kind regards
Tim

[Tim]

Hi Sonya,
Thank you.
Yes I have seen smashwords, I think I will publish via them or something like that so as to get good distribution
Kin regards
Tim

[Tim]

Was good to find this group as I was struggling to work out what genre my book was, I thought spiritual fiction, but visionary fiction sounds much better.

[Sonya]

A little-known genre that's gradually gaining momentum. I think the term visionary fiction might have been coined by the American author Michael Gurian: "The Miracle" (2003) "An American Mystic" (2000) but I might be wrong.

[Jodine]

Sonya, You can find the history of Visionary Fiction at our website http://visionaryfictionalliance.com/ or in our fairly new Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visionar... article

[Howard]

Tim, I agree with Sonya; your book sounds very interesting & I also enjoyed your post about Etidorpha.

I hope you publish soon & also wish you the best no matter the method you finally choose.

Good luck.

[Tim]

Hi Howard, thank you for the kind words.

[Howard]

Thanks Tim; I have many readers, some now good friends, from across the pond.

Let us know when your book is completed.

Your Future looks promising.

[Tim]

Thanks, okay shouldn't be long, I'm having it edited will then have a couple more read throughs, then publish....

[Sonya]

Jodine wrote: "Sonya, You can find the history of Visionary Fiction at our website http://visionaryfictionalliance.com/ or in our fairly new Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visionar......"

Hi Jodine,
Thank you for this link to your 2009 Writers Journal article, which defines so beautifully the essence of visionary fiction. I will send the article to anyone who is interested in learning more about this mystical brand of literature. I particularly liked your reference to the genre "offer[ing] a vision of humanity as we dream it could be." Also loved your poetic description of the "metaphysical gem" that nestles between words.
Don't know how I could have missed it (being a member of the VFA and all!)
Kind regards,
Sonya

[Dr]

Tim wrote: "Was good to find this group as I was struggling to work out what genre my book was, I thought spiritual fiction, but visionary fiction sounds much better."

I've been having the same problem with my book 'The Rhiannon Blade. I think I can comfortably go with visionary fiction also.

Dr. Tom Leigh