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Cyndere’s Christmas Bonus
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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LookingCloser.org
Visit the Looking Closer home page to access Jeffrey Overstreet's archive of reviews, interviews, and more.•
Welcome!
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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Image
Jeffrey is now writing about film for Image. (Archives here.)
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Christianity Today
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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Seattle Pacific University
Jeffrey is a contributing editor for Response magazine, published at Seattle Pacific University.
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Have you read Jeffrey’s books?
Auralia's Colors
Auralia's Colors, Jeffrey Overstreet's first novel, available in bookstores everywhere. The reviews are in. Did you miss the release parties? Listen to one of them at THE KINDLINGS MUSE.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.
Through a Screen Darkly
Through a Screen Darkly, Jeffrey's travelogue of "dangerous moviegoing." It's a memoir, a guide to the best movies you've never seen, a resource for discussion groups and classes, and an archive of amusing anecdotes drawn from interviews with filmmakers, movie stars, and cantankerous cinephiles.
"Compelling. Two thumbs up!"
- *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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Looking good. By the way, whatever happened to the Wall-E poster contest?
Congrats! I’ll keep an eye out for it on the 16th, then!