Enter The Door Within: CSFF Blog Tour for Stephen Lawhead's Scarlet, Day One

Monday, November 26, 2007

CSFF Blog Tour for Stephen Lawhead's Scarlet, Day One

Today is Day One of the CSFF Blog Tour for Mr. Stephen Lawhead newest book:
Scarlet
Most readers of fantasy know of Mr. Lawhead's groundbreaking work with the Pendragon Cycle and the Song of Albion Books. He blends amazing historicity with clever fantasy and the result is nothing short of magnificent. I've not read Hood or Scarlet, but the reviews are very strong. If you'd like to read a sample, check out the sneak preview chapters at:
Mr. Lawhead's Cooler-Than-Cool Website

If you're looking for something cool to read this Christmas season, give Stephen Lawhead's King Raven Trilogy, Book 1: Hood, Book 2: Scarlet, today!

7 comments:

Anonymous said...: Ooh, sounds like an awesome book, I must see if the Library has the first one!; 10:15 PM
Unknown said...: It was awesome, been reading Stephen Lawhead for two years now! He is a very talented writer!!!!; 11:17 PM
chrisd said...: You don't even need to read the first book--

OOPS...

That's for Wednesday...; 1:15 AM
Anonymous said...: Each book is a from a different POV. They're really amazing. My dad is thrilled with them and he's very picky.

Hey Wayne! Thanks for posting!; 9:34 AM
Anonymous said...: I made a lengthy post over at A Christian Worldview of Fiction on this topic. To sum it up, I think these books will wind up finding a place on my bookshelf. Stephen R. Lawhead will never be one of my favorite authors.; 6:16 PM
Anonymous said...: it looks awsome i cant get enough of fantasy!!; 7:38 PM
Anonymous said...: Wait..., christian fantasy addict,.. so you like them but not that much?; 11:44 AM

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Monday, November 26, 2007

CSFF Blog Tour for Stephen Lawhead's Scarlet, Day One

7 comments: