Excited to announce that my author copies have just arrived in the mail! Expect to receive event updates as my publicist and I start scheduling pre-release events. And check out my Novel Page for more information. Chronicles of Alethia: The Heir Comes Forth, is also available for preorder at the following websites: Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/1683194454/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_a1sFxbVFZWQZ6 Barnes andContinue reading “Book Update: Chronicles of Alethia: The Heir Comes Forth”
Author Archives: RSGullett
Chronicles of Alethia: The Heir Comes Forth
“I know you have found the heir, Galanor.” Methangoth said, continuing to smile. “It’s your move…Choose carefully my old friend, for this is our last game.” A kingdom torn apart by civil war. Each must choose to seek their own or take a chance on faith in something greater. I’m excited to announce that myContinue reading “Chronicles of Alethia: The Heir Comes Forth”
Novel News
It’s official! My novel, Chronicles of Alethia: The Heir Comes Forth will be released August 30, 2016. Check back for pre-release events and book signings. If you wish to receive an email when and where you can purchase this amazing novel, send an email to rsgullett@outlook dot com. (Replace the “dot” with a “.”) 😄
Can God Really Forgive Me?
You can’t change the past, no matter how much you may want to do so. The guilt and shame of your past mistakes may haunt you. You’ll be going along just fine and then a song or a familiar face or some other reminder will bring all those memories back to the surface. If youContinue reading “Can God Really Forgive Me?”
The Thinly Veiled Reality
Sometimes when I am doing the most normal of things, it is as if my eyes are suddenly opened and I see through the thin veil of reality that hides the truth of our existence. Too metaphysical? Let me try this: a great example of what I am talking about is a typical television commercial.Continue reading “The Thinly Veiled Reality”
Damnatio memoriae
Memory is one of the most important ways history influences our world. The way in which we remember events of the past can shape our perceptions of present and future events. The historical manuscripts, artifacts, statues, and buildings that our collective history is based upon also influences our cultural identity. The destruction of the sameContinue reading “Damnatio memoriae”
R. S. Gullett 