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Books by Jeffrey Overstreet

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You’re invited! Come talk with me about the movies that have shaped our lives.

Books by Jeffrey Overstreet

You’re invited! Come talk with me about the movies that have shaped our lives.

I’ll be in the Reading Room of Seattle Pacific University’s Ames Library on Tuesday, May 12, at 3:30 p.m. I’ll be at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park on Thursday, May 28, at 7 p.m. I’ll be at Hugo House in Seattle

Book Report #2: What another reader says about Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

Book Report #2: What another reader says about Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema

Here's what a Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic is saying about the new film memoir Lost and Found in the Cathedral of Cinema.

Three Colors: Blue at 30

Three Colors: Blue at 30

My 10,000-word deep-dive on Kieslowski's masterpiece is published in a new anthology.

She's Growing Up So Fast! Auralia's Colors is 7 Years Old

The Auralia Thread

She's Growing Up So Fast! Auralia's Colors is 7 Years Old

My first novel Auralia's Colors — currently on sale at Amazon for a bargain price — is 7 years old today! She's growing up so fast. Why do I bother celebrating the 7th anniversary of my own book? That's easy. Thanks to WaterBrook Press (now WaterBrook

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Books by Jeffrey Overstreet

Nonfiction Through a Screen Darkly Fiction Auralia's Colors Cyndere's Midnight NEW: Raven's Ladder

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"Through a Screen Darkly" is One Year Old

It's been an interesting week. On Tuesday, I submitted Cyndere's Midnight, the sequel to Auralia's Colors, to the editors at WaterBrook Press. There's still some "trimming" and editing to do, but it's almost ready to go. Time flies

Christianity Today

From Christianity Today's Review of "Through a Screen Darkly"

So... tonight I learned that Christianity Today reviewed Through a Screen Darkly three weeks ago, and I didn't know about it until today! How did I miss that? Kind of strange, considering I write for them. But, well... wow! Cool! Many thanks to Eric Miller for this generous,

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Blog Sightings!

Mentions of Through a Screen Darkly are popping up online. I'm going to keep track of this, partly because I'm curious to see where the book lands, and what happens when it does. And, partly because... well... I wrote the book in hopes that it would

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Musing About the Joy of Books

I'm hearing from folks all over the country that their copies of Through a Screen Darkly are arriving in the mail. Isn't it strange? You can write about anything on the Internet, and it can be read all over the world instantly. But if you put

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Here they come! Copies of Through a Screen Darkly are On Their Way!

I'm told that the box full of books should arrive on my doorstep this week. Some copies have already been delivered to book reviewers. Almost as long as I've been able to write my name on paper, I've wondered what this moment would be

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"Auralia's Colors" ... pre-order!

Imagine my surprise when someone alerted me to the fact that you can pre-order my novel, Auralia's Colors, at this Random House website! What a week. The first box of copies of Through a Screen Darkly will arrive mid-week on my doorstep, and in bookstores on February 5th.