Is evil done in the name of good any worse than good done in the name of evil?
From the beginning, Stephen J. Schrader's AntiChristo Trilogy has turned everything known or thought about God, religion, or the universe itself on its ear.
The Final Revelation delivers that "final" with a savage vengeance.
Warning: Contains harsh language and situations of extreme violence along with material that will challenge everything you thought you knew or believe.
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You might say that my beginnings were fairly common. Born and raised in central Oklahoma. Grew up hunting and fishing. Earned my spending money as a kid delivering papers, mowing yards, hauling hay, chasing stray cattle out of the brush, mortician's assistant, that sort of thing.
I learned to love reading the works of Verne, Wells, Asimov, and Heinlein. By the age of fifteen I'd determined that I wanted to be a writer.
I'm a former career U.S. Army Counterintelligence Agent, a disabled combat vet and divorced father of two.
When I left the service, I decided to fulfill that childhood dream and started writing science fiction novels. And with each book, each storyline, I've been able to go further and further "out there" challenging people to rethink everything they thought they knew about: first technology and the world, and now God, the Universe, and the very meaning of what it means to be human itself.