The Christian Science Fiction of Ward Wagher

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Available November 1, 2025!

Woogie Dreams

The Throne of Caledon - Book 1

A New Book by
Ward Wagher

History rewrites itself—but will it stay written?

Centuries after the fall of the once-great Kingdom of Caledon, history professor DeWitt Neimann lives a quiet life on the distant, terraformed world of Tigris. His days of teaching ancient history and tending his greenhouse are disrupted when a mysterious blonde stranger reveals his hidden lineage — he is a descendant of Caledon’s royal family, deposed during the final war with the Centauran Empire.

As Neimann is drawn into a conspiracy to restore the lost throne, he becomes haunted by strange dreams of Woogies — an alien race nearly annihilated in Caledon’s final war. When dream and reality begin to blur, Neimann must acquiesce to the truth behind his heritage, the fall of a civilization, and the mysterious link between humanity and the vanished Woogies.

Blending political intrigue, ancient secrets, and a haunting sense of destiny, Woogie Dreams launches The Throne of Caledon saga — a sweeping space epic about legacy, faith, and the ghosts of history that refuse to die.

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Principles of Christian Science-Fiction

The goal of Christian Science-Fiction is to create an exciting story in the speculative realm and also honor Christ the Lord. In order to achieve this goal we observe the following basic principles:

  • 1. Any references to the Christian faith, and doctrine shall be compatible with the Bible.
  • 2. While conflicting philosophies may be presented, ultimately the story shall support what is commonly known as the Christian World-view.
  • 3. Gratuitous and graphic violence shall be avoided.
  • 4. Explicit sexual content shall be avoided, and sex within the context of monogamous marriage shall be presented as the ideal.
  • 5. Language that includes swearing, explicit vulgarity, and general coarseness shall be avoided.

In general, the text should be designed so that the author will not be embarrassed to have the book read by church members / spouses / children.