Michael R. Phillips

Michael Phillips is a highly prolific and versatile Christian author, known for his wide-ranging body of work that spans both fiction and non-fiction genres. With over 110 books to his name, Phillips has made a significant impact in the Christian marketplace over the past 30 years. His writings are universal in appeal, and he has built a large and faithful audience.

Phillips is perhaps best known for his work in promoting the teachings of C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald, and the legacy of the Inklings. He has been instrumental in bringing MacDonald's novels back from obscurity and has served as MacDonald's redactor, publisher, and biographer. Phillips' vision and editorial expertise have helped ignite the MacDonald renaissance of recent years, and he is recognized as one of the world's foremost purveyors of MacDonald's message.

In addition to his work on MacDonald, Phillips has written over twenty non-fiction books, most of which deal with the nature and character of God and the Fatherhood of God. He began his distinguished writing career in 1977 with several non-fiction titles and has continued to be a prolific and influential author ever since. After turning to the writing of novels in the mid-1980s, Phillips has penned some sixty fiction titles of great variety, including the Shenandoah Sister book series and The Russians series of books.

Phillips and his wife live in the U.S., and they make their second home in Scotland. His efforts to promote the teachings of C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald, and the Inklings have had a profound impact on generations of spiritual grandsons and granddaughters. Through his writing, Phillips has inspired and uplifted countless readers and has established himself as one of the most versatile and prolific Christian authors of our time.