Whoda thunk it? My first professionally published short story came out on March 1, 2000, after two years of waiting and fretting and waiting and waiting. Praise God! (And buy a copy.) Yes, friends, "If We Shadows Have Offended," written by yours truly, can now be found in a bookstore near you in
Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Winter 2000, vol. 46!
And...(drumroll please)...I'm now officially award winning!!! Yes, that's right folks, just today (14 April, 2000) I received word that "If We Shadows" had won FIRST PRIZE for Issue 46!!! Dance of Joy! Dance of Glee! Peals of Laughter! Shrieks of Disbelief! (Pants of Asthma.) Praise the Lord, now and forever!
So what are you waiting for? Disconnect your modem and rush out to buy a copy today!
...OK, you're modem's not off. Hrm. Well, fortunately for you, Fantasy, Fairytales & Folklore an on-line e-zine has just published my poem, "Calliope: Scintilla" for it's May 2000 issue. Click on the tour and check it out!
New! Oh, you're back. Still panting for more, are we? Well, you're in luck, because Mags, the high priestess of the Cult of Da Man, aka Henry Tilney from Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen, has graciously asked me to archive my novel-in-progress, Nachtstürm Castle over on her site within her site. Go check it out today!
New Pages up!
New! New! New! Due to popular demand, the "Christian Guide to Fantasy" has come into being. Here you'll find critiques on all sorts of Fantastic Fiction books, geared toward the discerning parent who's been burnt by Harry Potter and his ilk. And while your there, why not drop a line in The Symposium, a web-based forum to discuss literature and anything else that comes to mind.
Yaaay! After much huffing and puffing and running up and down the stairs and wrestling with cords and wires and all sorts of other neat stuff, I got my scanner hooked up and a few of my pictures digitized. I'll be adding as I get the time - but you can now see a smattering of my artwork.
And don't forget to check out my theatre pages, too, for "Theatrical Artwork" in the form of photographs!
Valentine to my Love
Well, it's just past St. Valentine's day, and so here's mine to the First Man in my life. He's such a God! I could just eat Him up! He's soooo divine! I just adore Him!
(And His mother? She's a real sweetie. Keeps the house immaculate.)
Home's Page!
And speaking of mothers, my own demanded a site for the family, so without further ado, I welcome you to The Snyder Home's Page!
Note: If you've a slow-loading computer, you may want to skip the nifty splash page I put together, and go straight home. Also, please sign my father's GUESSbook and take his poll!
Updated Literature Page!
Just when you thought the Literature page had settled down, Annie McAndrew, that incredible Oxford Scholar, is here to tittilate us with her analysis of "Knights in Shining Armor: the Ideal of Christian Knighthood." Ranging from Arthur to Maxmillian Kolbe, this is one essay you don't want to miss!
And how about a dose of Jane Austen meet Clue? That's right, it's the short story, It was a Dark and Stormy Night - believe me, it's a killer.
And, if those don't cheer your day, take a look at the revamped page for the *snicker* Anathan Song.
But whatever you do, don't forget to visit our sponsor!
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