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Chris Pagano Reimagines Heavenly Divide at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026

A sweeping new entry into Christian speculative literature, “So Shall It Forever Be: The Making of Satan” by Chris Pagano presents a striking reinterpretation of one of theology's most debated subjects. This first installment in The Eternal Destiny trilogy will grace the center stage of Inks and Bindings' spotlighted shelves at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026.


Amidst the majestic backdrop of the heavens, the tale unfolds in a moment of anticipation and unity among its citizens. Lucifer, widely regarded as the most glorious being in all of creation aside from God, is expected to be anointed as chief over all. Yet, as God begins to speak, the course of destiny shifts dramatically, unraveling expectations and igniting a conflict that would echo throughout eternity. Pagano reconstructs this pivotal moment with rich narration and theological curiosity, presenting a layered vision of allegiance, defiance, and divine authority.


Through a creative and reflective lens, Pagano examines timeless questions that have shaped spiritual discourse for generations. The book delves into the origins of Satan, the nature of free will, and the persistent tension between good and evil in human life. It also considers whether God remains actively involved in the world today, encouraging readers to reflect on their own beliefs and spiritual journeys. By intertwining imaginative storytelling with scriptural inspiration, the narrative urges readers to revisit biblical texts and uncover deeper meanings within them.


Beyond its plot, the book serves as a contemplative guide for readers seeking peace and understanding amid life's moral complexities. It highlights the enduring relevance of faith and the importance of cultivating a meaningful relationship with God in the face of internal and external struggles.


Chris Pagano writes with a wealth of life experience. Born in 1963 as the seventh of eight children in a large Catholic family, he pursued a Master's degree in education from Regent University and spent 25 years as a public-school teacher. Alongside his professional career, Pagano has engaged in property investment and house flipping. He continues to be involved in his church community at Relevant Worship Center in St. Clairsville, Ohio, where he resides with his wife and their three children.


“So Shall It Forever Be: The Making of Satan” will be among Inks and Bindings' featured selections at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026, held on April 18–19, 2026, at the University of Southern California. Secure a copy and find it on display at Booth 978, Black Zone. All book formats are also up for grabs at Amazon today.


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Christi Adkins-Page Examines Power of Faith and Discernment at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026

A captivating new metaphysical work arises as Christi Adkins-Page unveils “No One Dies for a Lie,” that delves into the human quest for truth, meaning, and spiritual understanding in a world filled with competing narratives. This insightful debut novelette will be among the notable titles presented by Inks and Bindings at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026, slated to take place from April 18 to 19.


Sitting at the crossroads of spiritual contemplation and cultural critique, the book unveils a narrative that challenges how people in a time impacted by institutionalized propaganda and layered messaging arrive at a sense of truth. It explores the ways in which communication structures, through education, science, and societal frameworks, can influence shared perceptions, occasionally leading people away from deeper truths.


At its core lies an invitation to ignite awareness. Instead of simply accepting traditional viewpoints, the book invites a thoughtful exploration of beliefs and the reasons behind them. It emphasizes the existence of both good and evil not just in the world at large but also in individual decision-making and identity formation, framing life as an ongoing struggle between opposing forces.


Adkins-Page's approach is both philosophical and deeply personal, rooted in her faith and her desire to articulate a sense of clarity amid confusion. With her artistic roots in contemporary and modern dance, Adkins-Page infuses her prose with a dynamic sense of movement and deep emotional resonance. Her writing showcases a keen sense of rhythm and expression, enabling intricate ideas to emerge with clarity and purpose. This creative foundation fosters a narrative that is both reflective and compelling.


As part of the Inks and Bindings showcase at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026, “No One Dies for a Lie” stands among a curated selection of titles designed to spark critical thought and cultivate meaningful dialogue. Festivalgoers may drop by Booth 978, Black Zone at the University of Southern California to purchase a copy. Alternatively, all book formats are ready for check out at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other leading online book retailers worldwide. For more insights and updates, visit the author's official website at christiadkins-page.com.


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Bookside Press is all about creating buzz in the digital world. Buzz that'll have each vital message be heard loud and clear. Headquartered in Canada, this hybrid publishing and advertising company aims to share the magic of its authors' books with the world. With a dedicated team of creatives and marketing professionals, Bookside Press collaborates with clients in building better brands that stand out and reach greater height.

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Christal Kahles-Jones Unveils a Woman's Defying Answer to Calling of Faith at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026

A poignant reflection of strength, belief, and a higher calling, “In The Garden” by Christal Kahles-Jones unfolds as a captivating historical tale amidst the chaos of World War II. This evocative work is among the exceptional highlights of Inks and Bindings at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026.


At the core of the narrative is Laura's unwavering resolve to transcend the limitations of her situation. Even when faced with the weight of life's challenges, she remains unwavering in her pursuit of her dreams. Driven by steadfast trust and a mission to serve, Laura sets out on a mission that defies societal norms and broadens the horizons of what can be achieved. As she leaves behind loved ones and enters the unpredictability of a war-torn world, her journey is marked by sacrifice.


Laura's perception of strength and purpose is shaped by the communities and friendships she meets while navigating the challenges of her mission. Every encounter strengthens the key message of the novel: that genuine victory is not about avoiding challenges, but rather the bravery to overcome them. Amidst trials and aspirations, the book crafts a striking depiction of resilience rooted in faith.


Author Christal Kahles-Jones infuses her storytelling with genuine emotion and a deep sense of purpose. A devoted woman of faith, she taps into her personal journey and spiritual roots to weave stories that motivate and elevate. Her writing acts as a vibrant expression of her spirit, mirroring her profound love for God, her family, and her aspiration to uplift those around her. With the unrelenting backing of her husband, Wesley, and a strong foundation of family connections, Christal pours her heart into storytelling, creating works that resonate with themes of hope and divine love.


At the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2026, “In The Garden” stands as a riveting reminder that even in the darkest seasons, growth, strength, and grace can flourish. Discover more of this inspirational tale and head out to Inks and Bindings' exhibit at Booth 978, Black Zone of the University of Southern California from April 18 to 19. Additionally, all book editions are up for grabs on Amazon today.


About Bookside Press:


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Bookside Press is all about creating buzz in the digital world. Buzz that'll have each vital message be heard loud and clear. Headquartered in Canada, this hybrid publishing and advertising company aims to share the magic of its authors' books with the world. With a dedicated team of creatives and marketing professionals, Bookside Press collaborates with clients in building better brands that stand out and reach greater height.

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