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Bill Snodgrass began writing during his high school days. In the winter of 2003, however, he embarked on the journey of becoming a published fiction author. Bill writes fantasy, science fiction, and other fiction, all grounded in Christian values and appropriate for readers of all ages.

Bill’s works are exciting and fun to read. Frequently, his plots twist unexpectedly, and often his works are sprinkled with a touch of humor. Some readers find substantive themes woven into the stories as well.

Bill is Executive Director for Double-Edged Publishing and is part of the editorial teams for several of the magazines. He is also an assistant professor at VISIBLE SCHOOL and a partner in a web development company, Web-Net Solutions. In his spare time, he pursues another graduate degree from Memphis Theological Seminary.

Bill has a wife and two sons who support his publishing and writing activities fully.


Bill's Recent Publications

“The Roses Thorn” – In Tales of Fantasy, Summer, 2007 from Kerlak Publishing

“Too Shy” – February 2007 (Reprint), Haruah: Breath of Heaven

“My Name is Jim” – December 2006 (Reprint), Ray Gun Revival

“The Dragon of Yellow Wood” – July 2006 Better Fiction

“My Name is Jim” – April 2006 (Reprint), The Sword Review

“Against the Shaman” – December 2005, Better Fiction: 2005 Year in Review

High Pass Bridge” – September 2005 with Anthony Snodgrass, Nth Degree


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Content From DEP

Since so much of my time goes into work for Double-Edged Publishing, here are some current and past features from the magazines...

Recent Features

On the Edge of Eternity
by Steve Stanton
Fiction - Science Fiction


Sent
by Joshua Sidley
Fiction - Horror


Heart of Flesh
by Michael Bonett, Jr.
Fiction - Fantasy


RGR, Issue 43
by Johne (Phy) Cook
Fiction - Science Fiction



Martian Weather
by Mary Jo Rabe
Poetry - Science Fiction


An Evening's Walk
by Wesley Lambert
Fiction - Horror


Takin' Notice
by Susan Plett
Fiction - Speculative


Random Picks From the Past

A few items from the DEP archives...

He Loves a Great Story
by Steven Jopek
Fiction - Fantasy



Cold Dragons
by TW Williams
Fiction - Fantasy


What the Wind Blew In
by Lisa A. Smith
Fiction - Fantasy


The Sands of Kentucky
by Karen L. Newman
Poetry - Speculative



What I think...

Here, I blog. Here you read. And so on...

Blog Tour - Check this out!
2008-04-22
On Writing

 
CSFF bloggers are touring the work of Lisa T. Bergren this month.  Check it out!

 

Here's the information for this round of the CSFF Blog Tour:

Featured book, The Begotten
Buy from Amazon

Featured author, Lisa T. Bergren

Check out this book and pay Lisa's website a visit!  Also, check out these other CFFF blogs!
Sally Apokedak
Brandon Barr
Jim Black
Justin Boyer
Jackie Castle
Karri Compton
CSFF Blog Tour
Gene Curtis continued.

Copyright 2008
Bill Snodgrass



 
It is official.  I am sick.  Some head/chest cold/fluish thing.

 

I can't remember the last time I was sick.  I started counting winter of 2005 and haven't been sick since then.

I woke up Thursday feeling yucky.  By Sunday, I was sick.  Today is yuck.  (Can I use "yuck" twice in the same blog?  Hmm...)

I went to VISIBLE SCHOOL to teach my class, came home to get ready for seminary tomorrow, and found a little DEP crisis awaiting--a mistake of my own making which led to redoing some work.  That's done, but my energy spurt is about gone.

So, yes, I'm using it to write this blog that probably no one reads.

Done.

Translations are a-calling, so off to the land of Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia!

Copyright 2008
Bill Snodgrass


Columns I've Written for DEP

As an editor, writing a column now and then over the years has been part and parcel with the job. Here's what I wrote:


Speculations

Various topics and their relevance speculative fiction and poetry fans. It is an open-ended column in which he writes about a wide variety of issues and offers the occasional rant.

Evidence and Inspiration

This column has a slant toward seeing the handiwork of God around us in daily life.

Theo Logos

Ideas and issues related to God and how humanity tries to discuss God's nature.


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Bill Snodgrass. ©2004-2008

bill@billsnodgrass.com

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