Canaan Sleeps
A Christian YA Dystopia Novel
A storm is coming, and two opposing prophets hold the fate of the last Christian city on earth.
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Christian Fiction Teaching Faith
This is Who I Am
I’m a Christian fiction writer and artist from Texas (no southern accent, unfortunately). I suffer from an incurable passion to invent new worlds and an incessant discontent with our dim-mirror ordinary life. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and George MacDonald are the glorious triumvirate of my favorite fiction writers. I have a soft spot in my heart for the ancient heroes of the faith in Church History and their mission to communicate the good news of Jesus to people in their time. I’m fascinated by writing that can harness the imagination to go theologically deeper than classroom lectures could.
This Is Why I Write
I have a passion for transformative Bible teaching and want to challenge present-day Christians to train their imaginations toward mirroring God’s own thoughts and desires. Sounds like a pretty ambitious goal, right? But remember, Jesus didn’t come with PowerPoint slides and lecture notes. He came telling stories about the Kingdom of God. I believe the surest way to a mind transformed into Christ-likeness is an imagination saturated with the truth of Scripture.
Marduke Burning
A Suspenseful Christian Dystopia Short-Story
The floating city of Marduke hovers on the brink of a fiery cataclysm—and the town doctor must tip it over the edge.
Christian Writer, Artist, and Bible Teacher
Daniel Camomile
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