"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Benjamin Peters
Dateline: The dying hopes of a lousy writer: here I post my progress, defeats, rare joys,
Weblog: benjaminjohnpeters.com/
Articles: 13
Dateline: The dying hopes of a lousy writer: here I post my progress, defeats, rare joys,
Weblog: benjaminjohnpeters.com/
Articles: 13
I have a B.A. in Communications from Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas and an M.A. in Biblical Studies N.T. from Denver Seminary. A former Marine who had two tours in Iraq, I started to write in order to process my experiences overseas. My culminating project in Seminary was a thesis sociologically critiquing Just War, Pacifism, and Just Peacemaking. My thesis totaled 50,000 words and was edited by both Dr. William W. Klein and Dr. Daniel M. Carroll R. I have also taught for seven years. I spent a year at the Denver Street School teaching social studies to gang members, teen mothers, and drug addicts. My wife and I traveled to Cambodia to teach English at the university level in 2008-2009, and I spent both the Fall of 2009 and Spring of 2012 teaching Public Speaking at Colorado Christian University. I am currently working in Denver, Colorado at both Goodwill Industries as a Career and Technology Education Facilitator and Arkenbrand as the Chief Editor. I am also pursuing a second M.A. in English while crossing my fingers to gain acceptance into a PhD program next Fall. The degree, if completed, would be in Religion and Social Change. My forthcoming book, Peacemaking: A Story of Redemption, is due out Spring of 2013. Keep up to date on both Benjamin and his forthcoming book at http://benjaminjohnpeters.com/blog/.
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A master writer creates a master novel.
A fascinating book about what it means to be a family in a digital age.
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The Cornerstone instructs, inspires, and imparts a renewed sense of historical context.
A magnificent study of both The Inklings and literary groups in general.
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Failure to Pick Pulitzer in Fiction Due to Tweeting Error
