1. Congratulations 🙂

  2. This is exciting. Did you get your car fixed yet?

    • Alas, that car likely can’t be fixed. Instead, we’ll purchase a new car. Feels a bit strange, getting a book contract and then going out the same week to buy a new car! That’s solely the Lord’s timing of events, and correlation does not imply causation.

  3. Scott Minor says:

    Congratulations, Stephen. That is great news!

  4. Miriam E says:

    Very excited for this! As someone who has been reading your writing on Spec Faith and beyond since at least 2011, who admires the way you approach topics of Pop Culture and faith, and who respects your loving approach to your detractors, I cannot wait to see your writing in a book. All the best for this new project!

    • Thank you so much, Miriam! Alas that I only found your comment twenty-three days later. Just this afternoon I learned of our (on-paper) release date for the book, and I had to laugh. After all, this particular date should be of unique delight to Christian fantasy fans . . .

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