I hope you enjoy it!

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you! I have another boxed set in the works, so you may want to subscribe to the newsletter. 🙂 The series of blog posts with book reviews and recommendations is ongoing, so that may be a source of new works for you to enjoy as well.

I would love to be included! And yes, please do use noblebright for your books if they fit the definition. I’ll email you… I think we need to talk. 😀

I’ve been looking for something like this for so long. I’m a Christian, and I love the way you define “noblebright.” I want to promote what you’re doing as much as possible. I posted on FB and Tweeted your great news.

I have several books out myself that don’t fit the term “clean fantasy” because of the martial arts and medieval warfare aspect in them but “noblebright” fits perfectly. Sexually they are quite clean.

From what you’re saying it’s alright if I use this term “noblebright” in reference to my books, or as a keyword or anything else as long as I use the definition correctly?

I’m also off to investigate your books because I’m putting together a blog-to-book project about “good fantasy” which I’ve found includes Christian fantasy, though there are many non-Christian authors’ books I also admire for those very noblebright themes you mention.

Would you be interested in being included in my blog-to-book? I’d like to include your set, even if you don’t have time to join in. I have a rough, bare bones blog-to-book outline here http://azaleadabill.com/wp/2017-blog-plan-overview/#more-960. I’m planning on making the book perma-free or $0.99 so news of good books gets out in the world in a collection. The audience would definitely be both Christian and non-Christian.

I will invite most of the authors I included to share a small experiential post/piece for it, as well as sharing the book with their audiences – I’ll be making quote graphics for all of the books and authors included and posting on social media, and including links to all the authors’s sites in the back matter or in their bios, among other things. I also plan to include these authors’ new fantasy releases in it. Then the 101 Noblebright Best Fantasy Book Experiences of 2017 (tentative title) will bring forth old and new treasures.

And I’ll have to add the definition of “noblebright” fantasy into my definitions of the other fantasy genres in the book.

So many noblebright writers should be out there where they can be appreciated more.

Thanks again for all you’re doing! Wonderful.

May noblebright live long and prosper!

Azalea