Scott’s Blog

  • The Great & the Small – Review

    The Great and the Small by A.T. Balsara is an amazing book. On one level, it’s the story of intelligent rats, told from their point of view through vivid descriptions and beautiful hand-drawn illustrations. All of that, however, is on the surface. Beneath the warm and fuzzy characters, we find a story of war and Read more

  • The Incredibles 2 – My Review

    It may not be much of a surprise, but my favorite movie of all time is The Incredibles. I have waited anxiously for the sequel and after viewing it over the weekend with my teenage kids, I was not disappointed. If you don’t count the Toy Story movies (all three are so brilliant, 2 and Read more

  • Glazed Man 2 gets Rave Review

    My second book, Glazed Man & Rat Girl 2, has just received its first review. I’m proud to say it’s a 5-star review from an unbiased reviewer from Readers Favorite. Read the full review below. Reviewed By Patricia Bell for Readers’ Favorite In this episode of Glazed Man and Rat Girl by Scott Cahan, Johnny Crumb Read more

  • Vote For Your Favorite Book

    Realm Makers, an organization devoted to promoting and encouraging speculative fiction by Christian authors, is in the voting process for it’s annual Alliance Award. These are reader nominated books in the categories of Science Fiction, Fantasy or Horror, written by Christian authors. The 17 semi-finalists are listed below. To participate in the voting, all you Read more

  • 5-Star Review for Glazed Man

    My first book, Glazed Man & Rat Girl has just received a review from a professional review site called Readers Favorite. I had no guarantee that I’d get a good review, so I’ve been nervous waiting to hear back from them. I’m beyond excited to announce that my book recieved a 5-star review. And I Read more

  • Forest Beyond the Earth – Book Review

    Forest Beyond the Earth, by Matthew S. Cox is a fascinating tale of one girl’s incredible journey when her whole world is suddenly taken from her. Its set in the future, a hundred years or so after the inhabitants of earth have just about wiped themselves out. Wisp is a twelve-year old girl who was Read more