Light at the Edge of Darkness Edited by Cynthia MacKinnon

Light at the Edge of Darkness


When forced to the edge of darkness, there’s only one way back: embrace the Light.Venture to futures where religious "Terrorists" smuggle frozen embryos to save lives, resist technologies designed to break their souls, and fight to protect sacred texts. Explore dying alien worlds scouring the galaxies for hope. Get abducted and discover the universe’s secrets or the trial of a lifetime.Teetering on the edge, escape inbred captors through a haunted labyrinth. Survive a house where nightmares walk, or settle in for a martyr's tribulation. Join an epic quest through the ridiculous, cross swords with monsters, sneak a glimpse at heaven, and traverse the planes where angels and demons tread. Follow these tales and more to the edge of darkness, to the brink of despair, and bask in the Savior’s redeeming Light.


Launched as a short story project, Light at the Edge of Darkness quickly became known within the Lost Genre Guild as the Daniel I Weaver Anthology project. Spearheading a group of talented writers hoping to fill a vacany on CBA bookshelves, the Lost Genre Guild authors have compiled an exiting collection of Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror/Supernatural Suspense, Dystopia, Cyberpunk, and more.

The list of contributing authors include:

A.P. Fuchs
Daniel I. Weaver
Alethea Knight
S.M. Kirkland
Karen McSpadden
Donna Sundbland
Carizz Cruzem
Stephen L. Rice
Andrea Graham
C.E. Lavender
Deborah Cullins-Smith
Frank Creed
Joseph Ficor
Steve Doyle
Adam Graham
V.B. Tenery
Aisha K. Moore

Yes, my name is listed among the contributors. Sure, this could be a shameless plug, but don’t take my word for it. Read what others are saying.

For the reader who likes the challenge and edge of horror, fantasy, or sci-fi but is leery of the philosophy behind most of the popular works, this book is for you. – Debbie W. Wilson, Christian Book Previews.com

The authors of these stories are well crafted word-smiths, who have sharpened their pens and powered-up their word processors to brings some nail biting and chill-bumps to raise the hairs on the back of any reader’s neck. -- Yellow30SciFi.com

I enjoyed having my horizons widened once more – laughter and tears and unexpected twists, beauty and hardship, farce and danger, evil and bravery, trials, faith, and the ultimate supremacy of God. -- Grace Bridges, author

Light at the Edge of the Darkness, edited by Cynthia MacKinnon and published by Writer's Café Press, is an introspective and eclectic anthology of dark, speculative tales musing about what goes on in the shadows we don't dare think of in the light of day, and how God's mercy shines at the shadow's edge, beckoning to all, saving some, and judging others. -- Kevin Lucia, author and reviewer