March 31, 2008 by Jeffrey Overstreet
Thanks to Stuart Blessman for the tip. Man, that guy’s just full of surprises, isn’t he?
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For a limited time: Pick up any three books by Jeffrey Overstreet for Christmas gifts, send him a photograph of the books in your hands, and he'll send you a signed Auralia's Colors/Cyndere's Midnight poster. You'll find Cyndere's Midnight, Auralia's Colors, and Through a Screen Darkly in bookstores and on booksites everywhere. Try Barnes and Noble and Third Place Books.
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Welcome to Jeffrey Overstreet's blog. You're invited to consider and discuss news, reviews, and perspectives on movies, music, literature, culture, faith, and Jeffrey's books. (Please observe the Comments Policy below.)
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Jeffrey is now writing about film for Image. (Archives here.)
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Jeffrey reviews movies for Christianity Today and writes a monthly column on film named after his book: Through a Screen Darkly.
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Jeffrey is a contributing editor for Response magazine, published at Seattle Pacific University.
The Auralia Thread is a 4-book series: Auralia's Colors, Cyndere's Midnight, Cal-raven's Ladder (2010), and an as-yet-untitled conclusion (2011?)
Order Auralia's Colors from: Barnes and Noble.com.
Visit Auralia here.
- *Starred Review* in Publisher's Weekly
"Inspirational. Sometimes all of us forget that love for movies, that internal spark inside us that movies lit, and [Overstreet's] book is going to remind many of us about it."- Darren Aronofsky, director of Requiem for a Dream and The Fountain
Order Through a Screen Darkly from: Barnes and Noble.com.
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