Author
John W. Milor
John Milor is an author of several books of varying genre with outstanding reviews from Kirkus, US Review of Books, Pacific Book Reviews, Reader’s Favorite, GoodReads, and Amazon. He has also been a guest on numerous programs, such as the Art Bell show, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, the X-Zone Radio/TV Show with Rob McConnel, the Jeff Rense show, Midnight in the Desert, and many more.
Milor is not a typical Christian. He is not afraid to thoroughly investigate topics that many Christians shy away from. His interest in paranormal phenomenon spans three decades, as he pioneered the emerging field of Christian Ufology.
John Milor’s latest book, named after this genre, Christian Ufology is featured in the New York Times. It’s companion book in the same genre, was another massive research undertaking, delving into extrabiblical literature, the Qur’an, and Hadiths. The Strong Delusion: Revealing The Strange God of the Antichrist, was a Montaigne Medal Finalist – 2018.
Milor has a wide variety of interests, and writes in a number of different genres.
The Gathering is his latest children’s animated epic, a Book Excellence Award Finalist – 2021. Also published in 2021, Milor presents The Book of Wars: Legend of the Prophetess, which illuminates the enigmatic Old Testament judge and prophetess, Deborah, (Judges 4-5).
The Mountain of Gathering
A Metaphorical Odyssey through the Scriptures with Commentary Notes
Publication Date: March, 2021
“This animated tale of Noah’s Ark is the untold backstory hiding between the lines of Genesis 7:14-15, about the animal’s epic journey to Noah’s Ark. This was no easy task; some sacrificed their lives so others could make it. Outcasts among their own kind, they left their homes. They traversed the ancient hostile world that was then, relentlessly pursued by enemies with danger around every corner, amidst a global apocalypse. Among the chosen were predator and prey who set aside their differences, and they couldn’t explain why. They followed fragmented visions they didn’t understand, heeding the call of a mysterious mountain they had never been to.”
This is a simple, entertaining children’s story on the surface, yet students of the Word will recognize it as a metaphor of metaphors, designed to introduce children to the themes, symbols, ethics, and wonderous beauty of the Word of God. The notes are written for parents or pastors to use as material for customized sermonettes that go with each chapter, connecting the story directly to the scriptures.
The Book of Wars
And there arose out of obscurity, a prophetess by the name of Deborah…
Publication Date: March, 2021
Award for Best Historical Fiction
In the year 1250 B.C., in the midst of twenty years of oppression, there arose out of obscurity a prophetess by the name of Deborah, to which the people of Israel sought judgement. Guided by her prophetic visions and unyielding faith, she inspired unity and courage among her people when she fearlessly led her nation into battle against a tyrannical empire.
Deborah ruled Israel with executive authority that was not inherited as a birthright, at a time and place when most women were considered property. Of all the judges listed in the Old Testament book of Judges, Deborah is one of a kind in the truest sense. She is the only judge who held court and commanded the military. She was also the only female judge, and the only judge who was also prophetess. In many respects, she is the female counterpart to Moses.
What mysteries lie hidden between the lines of Scripture can explain Deborah’s unique role as the “Mother of Israel?” Herein is a world of possibilities, exploring the Old Testament with a fresh lens. And for the intellectually curious, explore the author’s research in the expansive commentary notes following each chapter.
The Paranormal Christian is a sampling of various paranormal related stories, mostly from my personal experiences and family members. I consider myself a “Christian Mystic,” drawn to the supernatural aspects of my faith, with my eyes and ears always open to the unexpected.
Ocham’s Razor doesn’t explain everything…
