Mark Worthing Livres

In a whimsical science-fiction adventure, 12-year-old Chelsea McAllister faces the chaotic consequences of her actions after accidentally altering time. As she navigates a world filled with dinosaurs, extraterrestrial debates, and her brother's unusual pet training, Chelsea learns the importance of science and the dangers of curiosity. This story highlights the humorous and unpredictable nature of time travel, showcasing how one small mistake can lead to a hilariously transformed reality.

The story follows eighty-seven-year-old Floyd Willis as he ventures into the Great Wood during winter, embarking on an unexpected journey filled with discovery. As he navigates the woods, he encounters both the beauty and challenges of nature, which leads him to reflect on his life and the passage of time. This exploration becomes a poignant exploration of aging, memory, and the connection between humanity and the natural world.

Exploring the intricate relationship between fantasy literature and Christian tradition, this book examines foundational influences like European fairy tales and mythology. It delves into iconic fantasy realms, including Narnia, Middle-Earth, and Hogwarts, highlighting recurring themes such as the struggle between good and evil, the existence of God, and the nature of suffering. Aimed at fantasy enthusiasts of all beliefs, it offers an insightful and engaging look at the genre's rich history and significant themes.

Mark Worthing, an author and pastor in North Adelaide, Australia, has a notable background in academia as the former head of the Faculty of Humanities and Creative Writing at Tabor Adelaide. His recent publications explore significant themes, including the life of Graeme Clark, the inventor of the Bionic Ear, and the intersection of fantasy literature with Christian traditions, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise in both literature and faith.