Prior to the agricultural revolution, humans were in balance with nature. Once we learned to grow our own crops and domesticate animals, our numbers grew, and we freed up more and more people to do things other than hunt or gather food. The concept of land ownership evolved. Food was bartered for goods and services …
‘Independent Authors Blog’ Guest Post Your book sounds very much like the world we live in today. Is there one particular incident or several that led you to write this story? Worrying about the future of humankind is second nature to me. My maternal grandmother worried about the health and well-being of her offspring …
‘Fabulous and Brunette’ Guest Post If you are elderly: Do you sometimes feel that your generation is leaving the world in a bit of a mess for future generations and you would like comfort that things can be worked out? If you are young: Are you searching for meaning in your life and a way to make …
Commonly asked questions about this book range from, “What is your vision of God?” to, “How do you address questions regarding science versus God?” In this author Q&A, Kenneth B. Little expands upon some of the integral plot elements of God’s Intervention. Question: God’s Intervention: A Second Chance for Humankind describes in detail the “true” …
