George Macdonald

George Macdonald
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George Macdonald: A Biography Of Scotland's Beloved Storyteller

Description of George Macdonald:

In this extensive biography, Michael Phillips paints a revealing portrait of George Macdonald. Phillips uses the facts of MacDonald’s life to shape a picture of the man, set against the Scottish land he loved. Looking at both his strengths and shortcomings, Phillips does not shy away from the issues that made MacDonald a controversial figure during his life and beyond. Previously out of print, this work will be welcomed by all who have come to love the Scottish storyteller's novels and his view of God as Father.

Information on George Macdonald from the publisher:

Michael Phillips has written four dozen books, most of them novels, with sales totaling over five million copies. He also has edited George Macdonald novels for today’s reader including The Curate of Glaston. He and his wife make their home in Eureka, California. Beloved novelist Michael Phillips unveils the life of his literary mentor in this revealing portrait of a great writer of faith. In this extensive biography, Michael Phillips paints a revealing portrait of George Macdonald. Phillips uses the facts of MacDonald’s life to shape a picture of the man, set against the Scottish land he loved. Looking at both his strengths and shortcomings, Phillips does not shy away from the issues that made MacDonald a controversial figure during his life and beyond. Previously out of print, this work will be welcomed by all who have come to love the Scottish storyteller's novels and his view of God as Father.

About Michael Phillips:

Michael Phillips has written four dozen books, most of them novels, with sales totaling over five million copies. He also has edited George Macdonald novels for today’s reader including The Curate of Glaston. He and his wife make their home in Eureka, California.

Description of Michael Phillips, author of George Macdonald:

"I have never concealed the fact that I regarded him as my master," wrote C.S. Lewis---and countless writers and readers feel the same. Explore the life of Scotland's beloved storyteller in this fascinating biography by MacDonald expert and gifted novelist Phillips. Enjoy an insightful look at the strengths and shortcomings of one of the 19th century's greatest hearts. 400 pages, softcover from Bethany.