Fantastical Truth

Unlike old gaming stereotypes, video games are blending the best of multiple creative fields into playable adventures that can glorify God.

We go behind the scenes at Enclave Publishing to follow the creation of a new fantastical novel: from draft to page design to final publication.

Traditional literary heroes pursue virtue, but some modern stories prefer a novel notion of “empowerment.”

For many reasons, last year's corporate fantasies like Disney, Marvel, DC Comics, Star Wars, and Doctor Who haven't fared well with fans.

Achoo! Stephen, Zack, and ten previous podcast guests explore how some stories contain genre substances we just can’t handle.

From the city of Minas Tirith to Sam versus Shelob to the Rohirrim’s charge, we recall our epic experience with The Lord of the Rings films.

C. S. Lewis mocked secular “trumpery” and J. R. R. Tolkien wrote Santa fanfiction for his children, yet both men celebrated the Incarnation.

Whether we prefer our stories hot and savory, or cool and sweet, Scripture commands us to practice reasonable limits.

Just in time for C. S. Lewis's Nov. 29 birthday, we explore our favorites of the famous author's nonfiction and fantastical stories.

Podcasts and polemics about hot topics might become profitable tools that Christian creators need to make culture for generations.