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Soiling Yourself, part one
James Harleman / December 26, 2012
Last week, our book on engaging story, movies, image-bearing and our Creator published and is available here and on Amazon.com in print and Kindle editions. We’ll be posting an excerpt from each chapter to
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How I learned to stop worrying and love the redundancy…
James Harleman / December 23, 2012
Last week, our book on engaging story, movies, image-bearing and our Creator published and is available here and on Amazon.com in print and Kindle editions. We’ll be posting an excerpt from each chapter to
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WRECKreation or REcreation?
James Harleman / December 22, 2012
Last week, our book on engaging story, movies, image-bearing and our Creator published and is available here and on Amazon.com in print and Kindle editions. We’ll be posting an excerpt from each chapter to
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Redefining Entertainment
James Harleman / December 21, 2012
Last week, our book on engaging story, movies, image-bearing and our Creator published and is available here and on Amazon.com in print and Kindle editions. We’ll be posting an excerpt from each chapter to
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Addled Story of a Story Addict
James Harleman / December 20, 2012
Last week, our book on engaging story, movies, image-bearing and our Creator published and is available here and on Amazon.com in print and Kindle editions. We’ll
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CINEMAGOGUE: the book
James Harleman / December 12, 2012
“It will be a day long remembered…” – Darth Vader, Star Wars Amidst speaking and solitude, stress and sabbatical, severance and spectacle, 2012 has yielded the
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Happy Endings: Fantasy or Reality Check?
James Harleman / November 30, 2012
Does life itself have a resolve? Spielberg’s assertions, accusations against Tolkien, Humpty Dumpty’s fall and Bryan Mill chasing after his Taken daughter all turn up in
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The holy, hellish, hodgepodge history of Halloween
James Harleman / October 31, 2012
It’s the time of year when leaves die and trees turn to skeletons. The garden stops providing. An evening stroll changes from bright sun and chirping
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Redeeming the Screaming
James Harleman / October 23, 2012
Being close to Halloween, with fright fests and Michael Myers marathons abounding, it seemed wise to drop an excerpt from my upcoming book – Cinemagogue –