Re: left behind etc.

[Christian Lindemer <CD-Lindemer at wiu_edu>]

I love Madeleine L'Engle's writing; it's a crime that everyone focuses 
on all those /other/ books when they think of Christian fiction.

I purchased the Time Quartet again just under a year ago, and it has 
amazed me the number of people who have never even heard of the books.

Then again, I suppose the Time books have a bit of an anti-conformist 
bent that might offend some conservative Christian...

=)

-Smitty, AKA Mr. How

Bethany Keeley wrote:

>I can relate.  I grew up knowing that I wanted to be a writer,
>but for years I worried that I shouldn't write the sort of books
>that I loved, but write stuff like you find in a christian
>bookstore, if I wanted to be a good Christian.  Then I read _A
>Wrinkle in Time_ and it changed everything.  So thanks Madeline
>L'engle.
>
>Bethany
>
>np: Derek Webb, She Must and Shall Go Free
>
>  
>
>>I don't think that Tim Lahaye has the literary
>>capacity to be ironic. Ooipsy, did I just bad mouth
>>Left Behind and the John Grisham of Christian fiction?
>>sorry, I'm an English major, with a major chip on my
>>shoulder about certain (or rather most) Christian
>>fiction authors.
>>    
>>


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