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Is The Midnight Library Visionary Fiction? A Visionary Fiction Book Review by Theresa Crater
I just finished up a reading spree of paranormal suspense and felt like a change of pace. I downloaded samples of several best sellers and books recommended by friends and lists. The Midnight Library hooked me. Why? Because for me, it’s visionary fiction at its best. One of the most defining elements of Visionary Fiction…
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The Organ Pipes of the Soul by Robert Springer – A Visionary Fiction Book Review by Gerald R. Stanek
His insight, description, and understanding of the lower, middle, and upper worlds is awe inspiring. While the novel is somewhat informational in the beginning, it amps up with adventure and intrigue
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Voices in Crystal by Mary R. Wolderberg – A Visionary Fiction Book Review by Gerald R. Stanek
His insight, description, and understanding of the lower, middle, and upper worlds is awe inspiring. While the novel is somewhat informational in the beginning, it amps up with adventure and intrigue
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A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle – Part 2 – A Technical Analysis by Stefan Emunds
Egseth’s style is suitably simple for an adolescent narrator, yet subtle enough to capture the nuances of one awakening to the spark of the divine within all things
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A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle – Part 1 – Special Review by Stefan Emunds
Egseth’s style is suitably simple for an adolescent narrator, yet subtle enough to capture the nuances of one awakening to the spark of the divine within all things
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Rosa Mundi by Gerald R. Stanek – A Visionary Fiction Book Review by Jodine Turner, PhD.
His insight, description, and understanding of the lower, middle, and upper worlds is awe inspiring. While the novel is somewhat informational in the beginning, it amps up with adventure and intrigue
