Comments on: What christian fiction books/authors would you recommend? http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend creative writing questions and answers Sun, 14 Mar 2010 04:38:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: marqueen71 http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend/comment-page-1#comment-8793 marqueen71 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 21:36:49 +0000 http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend#comment-8793 This is a list of Christian Fiction writers. At the link below you will find titles for each person on this list AND at that site if you click on an author's name, in most cases, you will be taken to either the author's official website or another appropriate page for that author. Sorry, if a few cases I have been unable to find a good site, but in those cases I have usually provided more information about the book. Stephen P. Adams, Louisa May Alcott, Isabella Macdonald Alden, Ernest Angley, Lynn Austin, June Masters Bacher, Karen Ball, Joseph T. Bayly, Deborah Bedford, William J. Bennett, Terri Blackstock, Lawanna Blackwell, Wanda Brumstetter, T. Davis Bunn, John Bunyan, Taylor Caldwell, Melody Carlson, Linda Chaikin, G. K. Chesterton, Mindy Starns Clark, Lori Copeland, Henry W. Coray, Thomas B. Costain, Dante, Jan de Hartog, Ted Dekker, Sandy Dengler, Lloyd C. Douglas, Martha Finley, Margaret Frazer, Graham Greene, David Gregory, Joseph Girzone, Beatrice Gormley, Elizabeth Goudge, Robin Jones Gunn, Robin Lee Hatcher, G. A. Henty, Dee Henderson, Kathy Herman, Grace Livingston Hill, B. J. Hoff, Marjorie Holmes, Parker Hudson, Angela Hunt, Hannah Hurnard, Dave and Neta Jackson, Grant Jeffrey, Douglas M. Jones III, Jan Karon, Sue Monk Kidd, Esther Ahn Kim, Karen Kingsbury, Peter Kreeft, Al Lacy, Beverly LaHaye, Joyce Landorf, Wendy Lawton, Tamara Leigh, Tracy Michele Leininger, Beverly Lewis, C. S. Lewis, George MacDonald, Paul Maier, Catherine Marshall, Lurlene McDaniel, Eloise Jarvis McGraw, Jean McAnlis McMurdie, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Gilbert Morris, Robert Boyd Munger, Andre Norton, Janette Oke, Virginia Stem Owens, Donita K. Paul, Jane Peart, Judith Pella, Frank Peretti, Alicia Peterson, Tracie Peterson, Michael Phillips, Eugenia Price, Piet Prins, Mary Ray, Francine Rivers, Margaret Rogers, Charles Sheldon, Lauraine Snelling, Elizabeth George Speare, Patricia St. John, Barbara M. Sutryn, Brock and Brodie Thoene, Tommy Tenney, David K. Todd, Lucille Travis, Ellen Gunderson Traylor, Louise A. Vernon, Laura Jensen Walker, Sydney Watson, Marian Wells, Morris West, Joe Wheeler, Lori Wick, Brenda Wilbee, Charles Williams, Joanne Williamson, Douglas Wilson, and Sally Wright. This is a list of Christian Fiction writers. At the link below you will find titles for each person on this list AND at that site if you click on an author’s name, in most cases, you will be taken to either the author’s official website or another appropriate page for that author. Sorry, if a few cases I have been unable to find a good site, but in those cases I have usually provided more information about the book.

Stephen P. Adams, Louisa May Alcott, Isabella Macdonald Alden, Ernest Angley, Lynn Austin, June Masters Bacher, Karen Ball, Joseph T. Bayly, Deborah Bedford, William J. Bennett, Terri Blackstock, Lawanna Blackwell, Wanda Brumstetter, T. Davis Bunn, John Bunyan, Taylor Caldwell, Melody Carlson, Linda Chaikin, G. K. Chesterton, Mindy Starns Clark, Lori Copeland, Henry W. Coray, Thomas B. Costain, Dante, Jan de Hartog, Ted Dekker, Sandy Dengler, Lloyd C. Douglas, Martha Finley, Margaret Frazer, Graham Greene, David Gregory, Joseph Girzone, Beatrice Gormley, Elizabeth Goudge, Robin Jones Gunn, Robin Lee Hatcher, G. A. Henty, Dee Henderson, Kathy Herman, Grace Livingston Hill, B. J. Hoff, Marjorie Holmes, Parker Hudson, Angela Hunt, Hannah Hurnard, Dave and Neta Jackson, Grant Jeffrey, Douglas M. Jones III, Jan Karon, Sue Monk Kidd, Esther Ahn Kim, Karen Kingsbury, Peter Kreeft, Al Lacy, Beverly LaHaye, Joyce Landorf, Wendy Lawton, Tamara Leigh, Tracy Michele Leininger, Beverly Lewis, C. S. Lewis, George MacDonald, Paul Maier, Catherine Marshall, Lurlene McDaniel, Eloise Jarvis McGraw, Jean McAnlis McMurdie, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Gilbert Morris, Robert Boyd Munger, Andre Norton, Janette Oke, Virginia Stem Owens, Donita K. Paul, Jane Peart, Judith Pella, Frank Peretti, Alicia Peterson, Tracie Peterson, Michael Phillips, Eugenia Price, Piet Prins, Mary Ray, Francine Rivers, Margaret Rogers, Charles Sheldon, Lauraine Snelling, Elizabeth George Speare, Patricia St. John, Barbara M. Sutryn, Brock and Brodie Thoene, Tommy Tenney, David K. Todd, Lucille Travis, Ellen Gunderson Traylor, Louise A. Vernon, Laura Jensen Walker, Sydney Watson, Marian Wells, Morris West, Joe Wheeler, Lori Wick, Brenda Wilbee, Charles Williams, Joanne Williamson, Douglas Wilson, and Sally Wright.

]]> By: Lazer Kidz© http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend/comment-page-1#comment-8792 Lazer Kidz© Tue, 07 Apr 2009 09:38:44 +0000 http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend#comment-8792 Um probably The Chronicles of Narnia. Even though it doesn't specifically state that it is a Christian book, you can tell that it is with the symbolism. I'd also recommend Pilgrim's Progress, it's one of my favorites. When my mom first read it to me when i was younger, i cried at one part, i don't know which, mostly because it was shocking. But still, its a very good story about a man's journey through life and the struggles of following Christ. It's by John Bunyan and was written in the 17th century. Although i read a pictorial because it was so much easier to understand. Um probably The Chronicles of Narnia. Even though it doesn’t specifically state that it is a Christian book, you can tell that it is with the symbolism. I’d also recommend Pilgrim’s Progress, it’s one of my favorites. When my mom first read it to me when i was younger, i cried at one part, i don’t know which, mostly because it was shocking. But still, its a very good story about a man’s journey through life and the struggles of following Christ. It’s by John Bunyan and was written in the 17th century. Although i read a pictorial because it was so much easier to understand.

]]> By: HOPLITE2501 http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend/comment-page-1#comment-8791 HOPLITE2501 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 05:27:30 +0000 http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend#comment-8791 I have found Donald Miller to be a competent writer of Christian literature . < :0) I have found Donald Miller to be a competent writer of Christian literature . <

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]]> By: Judge Sludge says: http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend/comment-page-1#comment-8790 Judge Sludge says: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:47:20 +0000 http://languageisavirus.com/questions/what-christian-fiction-booksauthors-would-you-recommend#comment-8790 One of the best Christian fiction books ever written is the "BIBLE"... One of the best Christian fiction books ever written is the “BIBLE”…

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