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Graham Downs

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Joined 2 years, 1 month ago

South African Christian, husband, Software Developer, and author of the urban fantasy novella, Memoirs of a Guardian Angel.

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Donna Steele: Reclusive (EBook, 2025, Steelestories)
C.J. Archer: The Watchmaker's Daughter (EBook, 2016, C.J. Archer)
G. R. Browda: Devotion Brings Control (EBook, 2025, Wordwooze Publishing)

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Stacey McEwan: Ledge (EBook, 2022, Watkins Media)

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T. Kingfisher: What Moves the Dead (EBook, 2022, Titan Books)
N. T. Wright: On Earth as in Heaven (EBook, 2022, HarperOne)
J.F. Penn: Deviance (EBook, 2015, Curl Up Press)

2025 Reading Goal

58% complete! Graham Downs has read 7 of 12 books.

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reviewed What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher (Sworn Soldier, #1)

T. Kingfisher: What Moves the Dead (EBook, 2022, Titan Books)

An instant USA Today & Indie bestseller. Winner of the Locus Award for Best Horror …

A satisfying retelling of Poe

A retelling of The Fall of the House of Usher, about a nonbinary war veteran who receives a letter from their old friend, Madeline Usher, urging them to visit.

They arrive to find Madeline suffering from a mysterious ailment, and on the way meet a delightful Englishwoman who is very into mycology.

I really enjoyed it. Not too long, but just long enough. It expands quite a bit on the original, and it feels like a classic in its own right.

reviewed On Earth as in Heaven by N. T. Wright

N. T. Wright: On Earth as in Heaven (EBook, 2022, HarperOne)

Today’s leading Bible scholar, Anglican bishop, and acclaimed author N. T. Wright returns with a …

Complete Paradigm Shift!

This book will change the way you think about Christianity, about going to Heaven when you die, about things like Love, Forgiveness, and pretty much everything you've been indoctrinated to believe about Christianity as a modern Westerner.

Whether you're a Christian or not, I think you should read this book. You might not like everything you read, but having been a Christian for 45 years, I can tell you that all of it made sense to me. Some of it was surprising, and much of what it says will challenge you, but you'll be hard pressed to disagree with any of it.