Ecce Posterum Liber.

(Behold the Next Book.)

It seems the logical next step. I write books about books that I read over and over and over again, and the Harry Potter books are the next in line. There’s just something about British fantasy that transports me to worlds I want to visit as often as possible. Except His Dark Materials. That shit is awful. I mean, it’s well-written and all, and I quite liked the first two books, but the third one STANK. I might have to write a book about that book as well, just as a counterpoint to the good stuff. Philip Pullman, in case you're curious, hates The Chronicles of Narnia as much as I hate His Dark Materials.

Ecce Novellum.

(Behold the Novel.)

This book just refuses to be born until it’s legally allowed to drink. It’s a 20-year-old fetus. But it's coming. I promise. InshaʾAllah. It’s about this eagle named Corwynn and her mate, who gets captured and forced into a life of advertising. It’s not like you think. Then there’s this old guy named Ed who takes in a runaway named Calvin. There’s also Ed’s daughter Mary, his granddaughter Lissy, and his dog Shep. Oh, and there’s an owl named Alfric to round out the cast. It’s about tough grace. Or it will be. If I ever finish it. Which I will. I promise. InshaʾAllah.

Ecce Liber.

(Behold the Book.)

This is your last chance to obtain the flawed original before the nearly perfect First (er, second?) Anniversary Revised and Reorganized Edition is released.

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Ecce Aliud Liber.

(Behold Another Book.)

After the relative success of Tolkien’s Ordinary Virtues, I was asked if I’d like to write another book to coincide with the release of a movie about same. This time I was much more hesitant because, really, all you need to know to be able to appreciate the Christian elements of The Chronicles of Narnia is that Aslan is a type of Christ. That leaves a lot of blanks pages to fill. It took me a couple tries, a couple years, and a failed marriage, but I was eventually able to write a book I was not unhappy with.

I should probably get someone else to write my marketing copy.

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Ecce Primum Liber.

(Behold the First Book.)

When Cindy Bunch, a friend and editor at InterVarsity Press, told me, in July 2001, that Colin Duriez’s agent had gotten him a better deal at a different publisher for his book on Tolkien, and that the author she had approached to replace him had claimed there wasn’t enough time to write one before the movie’s upcoming release in December, she asked if I would have any interest in trying my hand at writing such a book. Three months later, I handed her a finished manuscript containing thirty meditations on various virtues found in The Lord of the Rings.

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