After a Christmas break, we return with our first New Year’s Eve special to review last year’s top features, from fantasy apologetics to false “liberation.”

These classic authors are fantastic, but they also enjoyed new stories across many genres and would recommend today’s readers do the same.

In this holiday special about versions of the Nativity, Santa, and more, let’s open the spiced eggnog to celebrate the best and boo the rest.

Out of the Silent Planet, Perelandra, and That Hideous Strength would pose unique challenges for even the most Christ-exalting filmmakers.

Complex tales share layers of language and symbols, while basic stories usually get straight to the point—and both offer benefits to readers.

Stories about bad governments and struggling subjects can prepare us to confront real problems, while helping us beware the darkness within.

The cowriter of "The Chosen" and "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!" joins our early Thanksgiving to celebrate the growth of Christian film.

Horror fiction may have hazards and sinful subgenres, but frightening fiction can also serve us by exposing the unfruitful works of darkness.

These fictional space creatures can stalk humans like other horror monsters, but armies of aliens also destroy cities and demon-like beings attack human nature.

With popular genres changing every month, The Author Conservatory founders help us dare to speculate on the stories of tomorrow.