Tag Archives: The Shack

Surprise! Three in-depth interviews with Paul Young, author of The Shack

Now everyone’s going to think I’m really a “Shack fanboy” and that’s okay…’cause I really love the message of this little book and the impact it’s having around the world. A small work of fiction, The Shack was written by a fifty-year-old man at the insistence of his wife to explain his core convictions of [...]

Video interview with Paul Young, author of The Shack

Here’s an interview with William Paul Young—thanks to the 700 Club—the author of the runaway best-selling fictional book, The Shack. For those who have not heard about The Shack, you might want to read two brief posts on this blog:
I Dare You to Read “The Shack” book
The Shack :: The Power of the Story
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A simpler place and time


Truth, freedom, dancing inside

William P. Young is not only the author of The Shack, but he also shares some creative, inspiring content on his blog. Recently he posted a fictional account of an uptight Jewish disciple and a curious Samaritan “whose breath radiates goat and garlic.” This odd couple get into an interesting discussion of parables, truth, and [...]

The Shack :: The Power of the Story

It’s been amazing to watch the success of The Shack, a paperback theological novel written by an unknown author and published by a couple of guys who only spent $200 on marketing and have just initiated their fourth printing since May 1st of this year. My wife manages a small Christian bookshop in South Wales [...]

I dare you to read “The Shack” book

Over the past thirty-seven years of my journey with the Lord, I can count on one hand the number of books that I could honestly say, “Every Christian should read this!” With over 1,000 books in my library, I have chosen most of them for their theological integrity versus their ranking on the New York [...]