Harry Fox

I like to write tales that I like to read. The real joy comes from imagining a different world, and bringing it to life with words. I try to write stories that are positive and contain helpful examples of how people can triumph over adversity. I always try to write books that you would not be ashamed to tell your mother you were reading. My works are all from a Christian world-view, but not all are actually of the "Christian" genre. Having said that, though, I always try to include characters that are known for their Christian faith. It seems strange to me that faith is such an important component of most people's lives, yet our modern literature seems to shy away from it in fictional portrayals.

Writing is an essentially solitary activity. Fans help me connect back to the real world. When I learn that something I have written connects to someone else, it is a great encouragement to me. So fans are an essential part of the creative enterprise. Beyond encouragement, constructive criticism helps me refine my craft.