Time Blade – Latest Release in AJI Series – P. Christina Greenaway

This week, William T. Hathaway shares his story on how he was inspired to write visionary fiction. Read how he steered his pain toward a creative path: At the age of 15 I decided I was going to be a writer. I loved books, and writing them seemed to be the greatest thing in the world to do. Now…
Some authors find their focus in their childhood. It’s something they know they’re born to do. Not me. I was a late bloomer—a seed stuck beneath a thick layer of earth. Something kept the water supply from reaching me. For many years, I pondered if there was something wrong with the way my brain functioned. Turns…
[Part 2 of 3-part series based on the relationship between Dr. Dean Radin’s Real Magic: Ancient Wisdom, Modern Science, and a Guide to the Secret Power of the Universe and the theory and practice of Visionary Fiction.] As do several accomplished modern scientists, especially those involved with quantum theory, Dean Radin separates science as a…
I first started watching Once Upon a Time with my daughters this year.  The visionary fantasy story was created for television by Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz. It focuses on a young boy, Henry, who believes that his book of fairytales is based on real-life events. The setting is Storybrooke, Maine where Henry’s foster mother, Regina,…
Guest post by Randy Davila Visionary fiction authors have one of the hardest jobs as writers—to both entertain their readers and to introduce them to new metaphysical topics, which the readers may have never been exposed to before. The most successful authors, of any type of fiction, understand that the first purpose of their book…
By Saleena Karim Science fiction has long been the genre of choice for social commentary. By breaking away from the everyday real world and presenting alternative realities, it offers a safe haven for making statements on controversial or otherwise sensitive topics. Unsurprisingly, as a speculative fiction type, sci-fi is also a favourite genre choice for…
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Your story sounds intriguing. It would be nice if you could bring them all to life to save us from ourselves. I’d like to be better able to write that kind of book. I’m working on it. Congratulations on bringing it to fruition.
Thank you, V.M. I look forward to reading your world-saving book!
Congratulations.
Well done, Christina! Your book sounds lively, intriguing, and poses interesting questions. It might make a wonderful film. What a life you are living. I wanna hear more about that frog farm! God bless you.
Thank you, Robin. My life purpose changed after I read “The Autobiography of a Yogi” by Paramahansa Yolanda. I wanted to know and feel the kind of love he felt for his Teacher. I explore this student-teacher relationship in Time Blade, and I found it to be the love above all others. Do you still think Hollywood will come calling?
I agree with Robin. It sounds like a movie in the making. Best of luck!
Thank you, Eleni. You are a most kind and encouraging person.
Another creative journey begins! Congratulations my dear friend.