Alan Knox begins his review of Megabelt:
When I first heard about the novel Megabelt by Nick May, I knew that I wanted to read it. Henry Neufeld and the people at Energion Publications were kind enough to send me a free review copy.
Review: Alan Knox
Letter: Anne Dalton
Anne was one of the first writers I really came into contact with when I was young. I’d known her most of my life, but as I was first showing interest in writing books about woodland creatures battling for pastoral domination, Anne’s career as an author was truly taking shape. Anne Chancey Dalton is the author of such books as Massacre Island and Dream Ghost, and has been my friend for many years.
This is a letter she recently wrote to me after her reading of Megabelt
Review: Bob Makar
It’s here. Notably:
The hilarious stories of the lives of the characters must not be taken too seriously. We can all relate to the times in our lives that we questioned authority and tradition, not just in the church. Have compassion for these characters; they are just feeling their way through life.
Review: Geoffrey Lentz
Geoffrey Lentz, author of The Gospel According to Saint Luke: A Participatory Study Guide, reviews Megabelt on his blog.
See the Megabelt catalog page.
Article: Church Signs
See Of Church Signs and Breaking Legs. (In case you don’t know, Gil is the lead character in Megabelt.)
Release: Megabelt
Energion Publications is pleased to announce the upcoming release of Megabelt, a humorous and, at times, irreverent look at growing up in the church culture of the Bible belt. The book will be the first fiction title for Energion Publications, and will be released November 1, 2009.
