You want to know who I love, in addition to Lutheran authors? Lutheran church libraries! And I’ve learned about a church librarian turned Lutheran author: Grace E. Howell. Her first novel is Hairt Before Dawn: A Novel of Perseverance.
Tag Archives: historical fiction
Never Leave Me (Waters of Time)
Lutheran author Jody Hedlund releases Never Leave Me today, the second novel in her Waters of Time series.
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Longbow
Today I’m going to break my tradition of talking about Lutheran authors and their books, simply because I read a series that I liked so much: Longbow and The Saga of Roland Inness.
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The Fires of Autumn
As my eight-year old has already remarked, we’ve already had great weather to cozy up near a fire under a blanket with a book. One of my latest reads has been The Fires of Autumn by Lutheran author Rhonda Chandler, a piece of historical fiction that warmed me in several ways. My review is below.
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Rhonda Chandler
Another Lutheran author: Rhonda Chandler! A dear friend of mine recommended her book, The Fires of Autumn, a piece of historical fiction released this summer.
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Pauline Kurtz
Ladies and gentlemen, happy Monday morning! I’ve got another Lutheran author to introduce you to: Pauline Kurtz. 🙂
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Rachel Kovaciny
Here’s another new-to-me Lutheran author: Rachel Kovaciny!
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Of Rhetoric and Redemption in La Rioja
This past May Dr. Jim Tallmon published his first novel: Of Rhetoric and Redemption in La Rioja. It’s historical fiction, but I almost want to call it more than that: maybe multidisciplinary fiction!
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Lutheranism in WWI
Is there historical fiction about Lutheranism in WWI? German churches and towns in Wisconsin changing their names and pronunciations in an attempt to avoid persecution? I think there’d be a lot of stuff to plumb for a novel or two.
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