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INTERVIEWS
Christian-fiction author of the cyberpunk Underground series, White Iron, part one of a fantasy
braided novel, and contributor to Daniel I Weaver's Christian speculative-fiction anthology project
answers tough questions about his tough worlds.
braided novel, and contributor to Daniel I Weaver's Christian speculative-fiction anthology project
answers tough questions about his tough worlds.
Frank Creed talks about his contributions to Light at the Edge of Darkness and writing Bibical
Cyberpunk that glorifies God. "I write Biblical sci-fi and fantasy because every one of us glorifies
Him at the intersection of our talents and passions. Those are mine. It's simply who He made me
to be."
Cyberpunk that glorifies God. "I write Biblical sci-fi and fantasy because every one of us glorifies
Him at the intersection of our talents and passions. Those are mine. It's simply who He made me
to be."
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The Farthest Frontiers: An Interview with Two Writers of Marginalized Speculative Fiction
"I spoke recently with Frank Creed and Cecil Washington. As you will see from our interview,
both men are on the edges of science fiction. They write for audiences that are not considered
mainstream science fiction audiences."
"I spoke recently with Frank Creed and Cecil Washington. As you will see from our interview,
both men are on the edges of science fiction. They write for audiences that are not considered
mainstream science fiction audiences."
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In my lifetime, I've seen some argument about Christian fiction. One side says Christian authors
should write secular fiction, and let their God-given talent glorify the Boss. The other side says
we must all write overtly Christian themes and messages. I think the answer is that He's given us
all different fiction ministries. In order to make a distinction between these two sides, I coined
the term Biblical speculative fiction.
should write secular fiction, and let their God-given talent glorify the Boss. The other side says
we must all write overtly Christian themes and messages. I think the answer is that He's given us
all different fiction ministries. In order to make a distinction between these two sides, I coined
the term Biblical speculative fiction.
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If you loved the Matrix, Terminator, or the like then you'll find "Flashpoint" to be fresh and fun
reading from cover to cover and it leaves you wanting the next installment!--James Somers:
Author "The Chronicles of Soone." I've also had the opportunity to interview Mr. Creed:
Interview with Frank Creed by Pastor James Somers
reading from cover to cover and it leaves you wanting the next installment!--James Somers:
Author "The Chronicles of Soone." I've also had the opportunity to interview Mr. Creed:
Interview with Frank Creed by Pastor James Somers
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Since Flashpoint: Book One of the Underground is being feature in a blog tour at Lost Genre Guild
this week, I wanted to post an interview with Frank Creed, actually taken from several
conversations I have had with him. I hope you get a feel for the heart and soul of this incredible
author.
Frankly Speaking: An Interview with Frank Creed by Cathi Hassan, an editor at Teenage Magazine
this week, I wanted to post an interview with Frank Creed, actually taken from several
conversations I have had with him. I hope you get a feel for the heart and soul of this incredible
author.
Frankly Speaking: An Interview with Frank Creed by Cathi Hassan, an editor at Teenage Magazine
One never knows what kind of books land in our mailbox for review, but Yellow30 Sci-Fi is glad
that Writer’s Café Press Press sent us an advanced review copy of FLASHPOINT. Our reviewer was
intrigued by the book and the author. Frank gladly answers some of our questions, and yes,
Charlotte, you have to read the hard copy because audio is not availabe yet on this website,
honey! So, sit back, get a cup of java or whatever and enjoy our exclusive interview with Frank
Creed.
Frank Creed Author of the Underground Series —Yellow30 Sci-Fi
that Writer’s Café Press Press sent us an advanced review copy of FLASHPOINT. Our reviewer was
intrigued by the book and the author. Frank gladly answers some of our questions, and yes,
Charlotte, you have to read the hard copy because audio is not availabe yet on this website,
honey! So, sit back, get a cup of java or whatever and enjoy our exclusive interview with Frank
Creed.
Frank Creed Author of the Underground Series —Yellow30 Sci-Fi
I first knew I wanted to write mine was eight years old.
Interview with Frank Creed —Fantasy Thyme
Interview with Frank Creed —Fantasy Thyme
Those of you who read this blog know that I never run Q&A Interviews. There's a good reason for
this. Generally speaking, I need to cut out a lot that is either repetitious or just plain boring.
However, poring over the transcript of Frank's interview, I was having a hard time finding
something to cut. So, I'm giving you this interview in its entirety.
Frank Creed: Living Life at the Flashpoint —Wayfarers Journal
this. Generally speaking, I need to cut out a lot that is either repetitious or just plain boring.
However, poring over the transcript of Frank's interview, I was having a hard time finding
something to cut. So, I'm giving you this interview in its entirety.
Frank Creed: Living Life at the Flashpoint —Wayfarers Journal
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