Bill Myers writes Christian fiction for children, teenagers and adults, often using supernatural or science-fiction plots to frame questions about faith. The Forbidden Doors series follows teenagers Becka Williams, Scott Williams and Ryan Riordan as they encounter occult practices that the books interpret through an evangelical Christian view of spiritual warfare. The Bloodstone Chronicles send younger characters into fantasy adventures with a similarly explicit religious framework, while adult novels such as Eli and The God Hater use speculative premises to examine belief. Myers also created humorous children's series including The Incredible Worlds of Wally McDoogle. His work fits Christian fiction, supernatural YA, children's adventure and faith-based speculative fiction. Read more Less
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