Here you'll find information about Athol Dickson
and his novels and short stories.

You can download a free copy of the study
guide for Athol's book,
The Gospel according to
Moses
, a series written for use by churches and
independent study groups.

There's also a link to Athol Dickson's blog,
where you can read his thoughts on writing,
theology, the latest headlines and life in general.

Athol Dickson’s writing has been favorably
compared to the work of Octavia Butler
(
Publisher’s Weekly), Daphne du Maurier (Cindy
Crosby, FaithfulReader.com) and Flannery
O’Connor (
The New York Times).

His
They Shall See God and The Cure were
Christy Award finalists and his
River Rising was
a Christy Award winner, selected as one of the
Booklist Top Ten Christian Novels of 2006 and a
Christianity Today's Best Novel of 2006 finalist.

Athol's site is updated often, so come back soon!
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A 2008 Christy
Awards Finalist!

With one dose
Riley Keep is
healed,
but sometimes
The Cure
is more dangerous
than the disease...

Now available
on tape
Athol Dickson
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Boys who never age, giants
lost in time, mist that never
rises, questions never
asked…on the most remote of
islands off the coast of Maine,
history haunts the present and
Vera Gamble wrestles with a
past that will not yield. Will she
find refuge there,
or will her ghosts prevail on...
Winter Haven

A Romantic Times
Top Pick
A Library Journal
Starred Review
Winter Haven
The Cure
Welcome to the official Athol Dickson website!

Christian Fiction Review
has selected
The Cure
as one of the
Ten Best Novels of 2007
The Cure - Christian Fiction Review Best of 2007
Click here to go to the Audies Awards page,
where you can find a review of the recorded
book and listen to the first few sentences.
The 2008 Audie Award
For Inspirational and Faith Based Fiction
Went to River Rising.
Congratulations to Mr. Dion Graham,
whose reading of the novel took it to a
higher level th
an I ever dreamed possible.