Christopher Hopper's Blog
March 5, 2019
Heads Up: The Order of the Centurion
Centurion takes the quick-fire prose of Anspach and Cole's debut Galaxy's Edge novel, Legionnaire, and runs full-steam ahead with a no-nonsense military sci-fi novel sure to delight lovers of war memoirs and space opera alike.
Published on March 05, 2019 03:00
December 28, 2018
Social Media Is Killing Your Book’s Ability to Sell
There has never been a better time to be a self-published author, but the old rules of publishing don’t apply anymore. Simply put: social media is killing your book’s ability to sell. What do I mean? Well, for one, I certainly don’t mean you shouldn’t write a solid book. You shouldn’t […]
Published on December 28, 2018 13:40
December 17, 2018
Confessions of an iPhone Addict: How To Free Yourself from Your Smart Phone and Still Be Relevant in the Twenty-First Century
Confessions of an iPhone Addict: How To Free Yourself from Your Smart Phone and Still Be Relevant in the Twenty-First Century An iPhone Addict Fesses Up and Shares Tips to Help You Get Your Life Back By Christopher Hopper | Monday, December 17, 2018 AS PART OF a recent […]
Published on December 17, 2018 18:42
December 11, 2018
Where to Start with Modern Science Fiction?
I’ve received several inquiries about new science fiction books that I like on Audible and Kindle. Here are several authors (linked to titles I like) for you to start with. Enjoy! Jason Anspach and Nick Cole, Dennis E. Taylor, Craig Alanson, Richard Fox, B. V. Larson, Jasper T. Scott, Chris Fox, Lindsay Buroker, […]
Published on December 11, 2018 07:13
October 28, 2018
On Sabbatical
I’m on sabbatical for six-weeks, taking some much-needed time with my family and to fervently seek the presence of the Lord. I’m grateful that I have a church which believes in and supports this kind of healthy activity. See you in December. CH
Published on October 28, 2018 16:15
July 5, 2018
Why the World Needs You to Be Creative In Unconventional Ways
When I teach about visual design, whether graphic or video, I lead with the idea that artists are primarily problems solvers. While this is not necessarily obvious, it is intuitive if given enough thought. The Read more…
Published on July 05, 2018 05:57
June 25, 2018
Bad Habits Thrive In Forgotten Harvests
“Where did I get that behavior from?” I find myself asking that question often. Especially in those candid moments of self-examination that follow a less-than-optimal parenting episode, an argument with a friend, a nasty email Read more…
Published on June 25, 2018 07:20
June 4, 2018
Honor: How to Overcome Our Bias Against the Guilty
It’s hard for us not to see a guilty person as anything but guilty. “That man will always be the man who murdered my son,” says a father at the conclusion of court sentencing. “My Read more…
Published on June 04, 2018 07:00
May 24, 2018
The Roadmap to Life Change
If something doesn’t change, I don’t know what I’m going to do. Have you said something like that? Me too. Whether out of desperation to preserve our welfare or a deep dissatisfaction toward the status Read more…
Published on May 24, 2018 06:20
May 14, 2018
The first two (easy) steps to being a better person
All people want to be better people. That may be a personal conviction and a naive one at that. However, I believe it nonetheless. It’s hard to imagine that you, reader, woke up this morning Read more…
Published on May 14, 2018 21:10