Contest: Jeffrey Overstreet’s Auralia Thread Series!
Win one of three signed copies of Jeffrey Overstreet’s three-book Auralia Thread series!
FG Review: Raven’s Ladder
Check out our review of Raven’s Ladder, the third exciting novel in Jeffrey Overstreet’s Auralia Thread series!
Neil Gaiman’s Leading Ladies
Discussing the fantastic worlds of Neil Gaiman and referring to an excellent series at Filmwell about the leading ladies of Coraline and MirrorMask.
Fahrenheit 451: The Graphic Novel
Despite author Ray Bradbury’s mixed reactions to previous adaptations of his famous Fahrenheit 451, he has given his approval to a new graphic novel.
Offworld Contest Winners!
All last week, we hosted a contest to give away a copy of Offworld by Robin Parrish, courtesy of Bethany House Publishers; here are our winners!
FG Review: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Despite some disappointing changes, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was still an excellent film, and one of the better ones in the series.
Contest: Offworld Giveaway
Spice up your summer reading with Offworld, an exciting new science fiction novel from author Robin Parrish! Thanks to Bethany House Publishers, Faith & Geekery has two brand spankin’ new copies of Offworld to give away, and we’re thrilled about it.
FG Review: Offworld
The problem of Christian fiction — whether a book, a film, or even a game — is a difficult conundrum. How does one go about telling a compelling, well-crafted story that points people toward God (and not just some vague idea of God, but the true Creator and His Son) without it becoming a work of transparent intent — a biggie-sized gospel tract?
Greenlit: John Carter of Mars
This one’s more for the old-school geeks who like their geekery mixed with classic literature from the early days of sci-fi. After years wallowing in development hell, the film adaptation of John Carter of Mars is finally going to happen!
Based on a series of science fiction novels written between 1912 and 1943 by Edgar Rice [...]
A Man In His 30s Experiences Twilight
I need to admit this up front: I am way outside of the target demographic for this book.
Still, it all began with a few notes on Facebook. A friend of mine mentioned she was reading “shlocky vampire books.” I correctly assumed it was Twilight, the phenomenon that rivals Harry Potter in terms of sales, if [...]
