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Monday, 21 May 2012

Divine Realms

Written by  Susan MacGregor

Divine Realms explores faith, God and the universe in a speculative vein, with a multiplicity of voices and views. Science fiction and fantasy rarely take on the subject of spirituality, but this volume boldly challenges the subject with contributions from some of the best new writers in Canada.


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Product Details

  • SKU: 9780888012272
  • Price: $17.95
Susan MacGregor

Susan MacGregor

Susan MacGregor is one of the editors of On Spec, Canada's premier science fiction magazine. Susan says her two loves, after her family, are science fiction and spirituality. She was born in Saskatoon and now lives in Edmonton.

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