A new book of mine has just been released with the
same title as this post. It was published in Spanish by CEU Ediciones, and in
English by Amazon.
There is a fairly widespread idea that we shouldn’t
speak about Christian literature as a literary genre, except perhaps in
fantasy, where the Christian character of such famous literary works as J.R.R.
Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings or C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia cannot be denied. In science fiction, the matter
is not so clear. However, no one doubts that atheist literature does exist.
My book starts from the premise that an evident Christian
literature exists in both genres, and demonstrates this by analyzing a series
of authors and literary works, without neglecting anti-Christian literature, to
which almost a third of the work is dedicated.
My predilection for fantasy and science fiction has been clear in this blog, given that over almost 12 years I've dedicated 34 posts to those two genres in literature and film; in other words, more than 6% of the posts.
