Longing looks and steamy smooches in stories might reflect God's gift of romantic love, yet provoke many readers into serious temptation.

Christian creators should simply (insert ideal here) to impress general market gatekeepers, right? Not so fast. Sometimes secular publishers actually dislike Christians.

S. D. Smith brings us into his popular Green Ember fantasy world of tiny creatures who find big adventure.

We may treat winning authors like angels and failing authors like devils, when we need to see them as Christ sees them: flawed human beings.

Zack and returning guest Shane Morris explore how Christians best respond when secular showrunners corrupt a story's canon and break fans hearts.

Stephen and Zack explore which Lorehaven stories made the biggest impact on you, and catch up with several story updates.

Fantastical Truth from Lorehaven has begun season 3, featuring another recorded livestream joined by James R. Hannibal and Marian Jacobs.

Twenty years after The Fellowship of the Ring released in theaters, NarniaWeb's good prince Rilian helps us recall how Christians love exploring Peter Jacksons one film trilogy to rule them all.

Gillian Bronte Adams rides to meet Fantastical Truth, exploring her Fireborn Epic's fantasy world with its elemental horses and fantastic themes.

Twenty years after the first Harry Potter film premiered in theaters, Christians might bypass brick walls and find positive magical education at Hogwarts School.