We’re excited to be in the final stages of completing Juvament! To read a preview of the first couple chapters, click here. Stay tuned for the whole book soon. Enjoy!
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Today I’m reliving my semester of random, free, online Old English classes. Though it was many years ago, I still enjoy Old English. It is definitely one of my favorite languages! I’d probably trade it…
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Adam’s Eve: a holiday falling on the morrow we never seem to celebrate, perhaps because of its strange oddities! (Or perhaps, possibly, because it is only found in a yet unpublished book…) Well, you are…
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For some reason, this time in my life finds me reading a lot of kid’s picture books. So here’s my stab at explaining the TULIP of Reformed Theology as Dr. Seuss might have done, had…
Leave a CommentA fun change for a post today… Check out these infographics regarding the world of Beorcholt from Juvament!
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This is a poem I wrote years ago and found again recently. Enjoy! — Trivialities Ah! I yearn to change the world! The King of Heaven bids me conquer. In this, I ought my…
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Following is an excerpt from a history section of King: A Christian’s Call to Imitate Christ’s Kingship. (Each chapter has a history section followed by a theological look at a kingly characteristic.) Enjoy! The Time:…
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What do I do when that fickle Muse deserts me, Especially when a Monday Musing’s due? She’s missing and I cannot find her, So I’ve typed up drivel through and through. And Muselessly mused where…
Leave a CommentWe’re pretty excited to announce the name for the next J. Aaron Gruben novel: Juvament! (First book of The Medieval Muddles.) Prepare yourselves for a comedic fantasy fiction – well, mostly fiction! Bonus: Can…
2 CommentsUnearthed from the dust of time, within the subterranean crypt of an ancient monkish order,* this manuscript could change everything. ______________________________________________________________________ * I tried to put it back into the dusts of time, but…
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