May 14, 2019

When the bells tolled, Daenerys had a choice. She could have accepted the surrender of King’s Landing, as Tyrion encouraged her to do. Instead, she chose to become the Queen of Ashes and burn them all. Is Daenerys Beyond Redemption? Once upon a time, Daenerys Targaryen stole our hearts. She was the Breaker of Chains,…

May 8, 2019

With only two episodes left, “The Last of the Starks” has set up the endgame of Game of Thrones. Here are my thoughts on where the show seems to be heading. Cersei Is Winning … For Now Last week I predicted that some of the characters who survived “The Long Night” won’t survive Cersei Lannister….

May 2, 2019

The ending of “The Long Night” was one of the most jaw-dropping moments ever on HBO’s Game of Thrones. Never in a million years did I expect the episode to end the way it did—and only halfway into the final season no less! But now that the Battle of Winterfell has reached its shocking conclusion,…

April 25, 2019

The second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones, titled “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” could very well have been titled “the Night Before Everyone Dies.” Because I fear the cast of characters we’ve grown to love is about to be thinned out dramatically. Here are three thoughts heading into the battle for…

April 16, 2019

The first episode of Season 8, titled “Winterfell,” brought some heartfelt reunions. But it also set up a few reckonings. And it appears that humans are going to prove to be their own worst enemies on Game of Thrones. Reunions Jon’s reunions with Brann and Arya were long-coming and quite touching. These characters have not seen…

April 12, 2019

“When you play the game of thrones, you live or you die.” — Cersei Cersei’s quote sums up one of the fundamental themes of HBO’s Game of Thrones. So, as we head into the final season, it’s fair to ask: Who will win the game of thrones? But first, it’s important to remember the words…

March 17, 2019

Saint Patrick’s Day is one of my all-time favorite holidays, so today I’m re-posting an article about Stephen R. Lawhead’s Patrick: Son of Ireland. I had little appreciation for the story of Saint Patrick until I began my research for Enoch’s Device. The novel tells the story of two Irish monks who try to prevent the apocalypse at the end…

February 12, 2019

We’re just a month into 2019, but the best book I’ve read this year is The Night Crossing by Robert Masello, who is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. The Night Crossing is a suspense-filled historical fantasy about the events that inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Review The Night Crossing follows in the wake of Masello’s…

January 7, 2019

With the release of The Key to the Abyss, many of you may have noticed that the series now has a name: The Dragon-Myth Cycle. If you are curious about what the title means, this post is for you. The Working Title When I wrote Enoch’s Device, I always planned on a trilogy, but never gave…

November 29, 2018

If you enjoyed reading Enoch’s Device, the sequel — The Key to the Abyss — is now live on Amazon! Writing this book seemed to take forever, but my hope is it was worth the wait! The Journey Continues! AD 998. At a French abbey, Brother Ciarán mac Tomás interrogates a possessed man about a cryptic…

November 22, 2018

As I do each year, I’m re-publishing my post on the very first Thanksgiving. Notably, the first version of this post was written in 2012, a month before the release of Enoch’s Device. This one is being published close to the release of The Key to the Abyss — enjoy! Growing up, I never paid much attention…

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