Fred Allen

In John's astonishing and enigmatic Revelation, he overhears the voices of the mysterious Seven Thunders, but he is commanded to seal up what they say and not to write it down. Allen too has heard their voices, and in a series of oracles, notably concise and immediate, he unseals their urgent testimonies. This collection showcases the unique power of poetry to embody elusive spiritual realities in all their Delphic glory.

A selection of poems from Allen's first three published volumes.

Weston and Emma, two very modern siblings, accept an invitation to visit the neighborhood oddball and find themselves on an adventure they're pretty sure nobody will believe. What starts out as a strange but harmless game, however, soon turns into something sinister and dangerous. Yet they have the powerful fruits that their curious host provided, and-armed with faith, courage, and humor-they will discover the surprising truth that has been hidden in plain sight. Perfect for middle readers, home school, and family read aloud time

In this collection, Allen shifts his attention to nothing less than the very structure and destiny of the cosmos. This is a Divine Comedy for the modern world. Here are the voices from the creaking carnival of our days.

Cartoons inspired by the wacky world of the Bible and the Church.

During a frigid North Dakota winter back in 1979, a young man encountered a powerful being from another dimension. The experience radically altered his perception of reality and, according to some, transformed him into a stark raving lunatic. He often thought that himself. But there was no denying that something had happened to him-something so profound, so crazy, so otherworldly that he was clearly no longer himself -or, as he insisted, no longer just himself. This is his story.