THE INTERVIEW

Marcher Lord Press: Tell folks a bit about yourself, Marc.
Marc Schooley: I’m a Christian and a Texan (yes, in that order). I’ve spent years singing and playing a Les Paul, owned a used car lot for several years—I prefer the phrase “small business entrepreneur,” thank you.
I currently work in the space program in the Houston area. I love my family and going to church. I am nearly complete with my second Masters degree, which I hope to convert into a PhD if I can unearth the time.
Marcher Lord Press: What is your novel, in a nutshell?
Marc Schooley: It’s a bunch of paper bound together with words and stuff on it, but that’s not important right now.
It’s an adventure story with self-discovery written slightly beneath the line of appearance, which provides a hopefully fun and interesting vehicle to illustrate one or two deep theological truths of the Christian faith.
Marcher Lord Press: What's cool about your book? Why should I, a potential reader of your book, read it myself or buy a copy for someone I know?

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THE LATEST BOOK

The Dark Man was the first novel acquired for the second release list of Marcher Lord Press. The story was so bizarre, so beautiful, and so well written that we said, "We have to publish this."

Charles Graves is a master of disguise working with the secret police to bring down the last remnants of 21st century Christianity.

Possessed of remarkable powers of disguise--and haunted by a mysterious talking wooden puzzle--Charles is the government's most potent weapon against these undesireables.

Charles effortlessly becomes other people, slipping into character like others step through a doorway. But what remains of Charles's own character is being pulled under by his accursed past. When he is not working a job, he is lost to alcohol and despair.

And then comes one more assignment. Take down the ringleader of the Christian cult holding forth from some secret quarter of militarized Houston.