· AURALIA’S COLORS (WaterBrook Press September 4, ) by Jeffrey Overstreet. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jeffrey Overstreet lives in two worlds. By day, he writes about movies at bltadwin.ru and in notable publications like Christianity Today, Paste, and Image. His adventures in cinema are chronicled in his book Through a Screen Darkly. By night. · “In this new fantasy novel Auralia’s Colors, Jeff Overstreet weaves together a wide cast of compelling characters and an intriguing story in the setting of a world both imaginative and arresting–a world phantastic in both old and new meanings of that word. Readers will care what happens both to the characters of the tale (all of them) as well as to the realm of Abascar itself, and will not want to put this . “In this new fantasy novel Auralia’s Colors, Jeff Overstreet weaves together a wide cast of compelling characters and an intriguing story in the setting of a world both imaginative and arresting–a world phantastic in both old and new meanings of that word. Readers will care what happens both to the characters of the tale (all of them) as well as to the realm of Abascar itself, and will not want to put this /5(13).
Interview: Jeffrey Overstreet, Author of Auralia's Colors On Reading October 1, Superfast Reader 5 Comments I was mighty impressed by Jeffrey Overstreet's debut novel, Auralia's Colors, and am so pleased that he had the time to answer some questions for Reading is my Superpower. Jeffrey Overstreet Average rating: · 3, ratings · reviews · 5 distinct works • Similar authors Auralia's Colors (The Auralia Thread, #1). PUBLISHERS WEEKLY . Film critic and author Overstreet (Through a Screen Darkly) offers a powerful myth for his first foray into fiction. The kingdom of Abascar is cloaked in gloom, sentenced to an ongoing "wintering" by a jealous queen, in which colors have been done away with and are only allowed in the royal court.
I became a fan of Jeffrey Overstreet after reading his book on film, Through a Screen Darkly, and subsequently become a reader of his blog, Looking Closer. Auralia’s Colors is the first in a proposed series of four, to which I say, “Bring it.”. Jeffrey Overstreet is the author of three previous books in The Auralia Thread fantasy bltadwin.ruher’s Weekly called Auralia’s Colors a story "precise and beautifulhellip; masterfully told," and it was a dual finalist for a Christy Award. AURALIA’S COLORS (WaterBrook Press September 4, ) by Jeffrey Overstreet. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jeffrey Overstreet lives in two worlds. By day, he writes about movies at bltadwin.ru and in notable publications like Christianity Today, Paste, and Image. His adventures in cinema are chronicled in his book Through a Screen Darkly. By night.
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