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  • What are your business hours?
    Our hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. We are closed on the weekends and do not reply to emails or messages sent to us on social media. You are free to email us and DM us on social media, but we will not reply to your messages until the following workday.
  • Where can I reach you?
    Visit our Contact page, find the email you need to use and send us a message. You can chat with our Support Team directly through the live chat. To do this, just hit the live chat bubble on the lower right corner of your screen or tap the chat bubble on your mobile screen. A form will appear after your open the live chat. Fill out the form and wait for a support agent to respond to your message. You can also reach AW Support on X, send them a private message and once your message is received an AW Support agent will reach out to you within 24 hours or less.
  • What services do you offer?
    At this time, we offer (3) types of services. Christian entertainment for our targeted audience, free sponsorship for Christian and non-Christian creators who have a brand, business or a hobby and VIP membership for members who have accounts with us. To use our services, you must meet the service requirements entailed in our TOS (Terms Of Use).
  • What are your core values?
    We specialize in Christianizing secular productions and making them Godly so people can learn about Christ and still enjoy the themes they like. Rather than turn a blind eye and keep pretending that what our children and even adults are watching/playing is okay, we expose the dark schemes of Hell/Satan in those things for what they really are. President Wilson firmly believes Christians and the church need to stop making excuses for those activities and understand that fantasy, video games, songs, etc. are not evil at the core. It’s what people make them do that determines if the product is good or bad. Sadly, there is more bad than good and Christians promote entertaining those dark themes instead of putting them away and warning people to be careful about what they feed their spirits and what they feed their mind. We are very sincere about helping people see the differences and we’re going to do that using Christian fantasy. Anointed Works does not depend on Christian fantasy to save people. We depend on Christian fantasy to be the stepping stone that pulls people out of dark entertainment to reality where Elohim and the Book are. President Wilson is tired of seeing kids being deceived through secular media and then hooked on dark themes of fantasy or any form of entertainment that teaches doctrines of devils. Anything that installs false theologies, teachings of demons, promoting of sexual immoral activities is her competition, rival and non-stop spiritual warfare. Examples of these entertainments range from, but are not limited to: Idolatry Abortion (A form of murder.) Murder Lying Stealing Nudity (half naked or fully naked men and women.) Fornication Sexual Immoralities (LGBTQ+, bestiality, incest.) Witchcraft Communing With The Dead (One who has passed away.) False God/Goddess Mythology Doctrine Organized & Human-Made Religion Legalizing Sin All these themes are found in video games, comics, manga (Japanese comics), non-fiction stories, movies, music, etc. Christianizing secular works is the main focus at AW, it is not the only thing we do. We pray for the world, for each other and also try to find others to support financially, all in the name of Yeshua Christ. Nothing we do is of our own power, we are only able to do this through Yeshua who strengthens us. Anointed Works has people who want to make that change in the world where others haven't. Our personal financial goal is to raise enough money so we can use supplies and equipment to complete the development of our projects. Our team is small and are running on nothing, but our spirit is willing. This company is founded on faith and it will be our faith that will make it grow. We re grounded by the Book in everything we do. We will keep going even if people mock us and choose to not understand who we are, much less what this ministry is about. We have not reached any of our goals as of yet, but we are still seeking ways to do this and have faith the Lord will send us help at some point. ​ These Christian works we’re creating alongside with President Wilson, who is also the author of Search For The Griffin, will be detailed at the experience of art professionals and finalized by the Zion Studio to ensure the consumer get the best quality possible.
  • Who is the Webmaster of your website?
    Rachel Renee Wilson is the Webmaster of this website. If you need to get in touch with her about something concerning the website, please email her at: arachelwilson@icloud.com
  • Do you offer email subscription?
    Anointed Works does not offer email subscription at this time, only newsletter subscription. Part of the reason we choose to avoid email subscription is due to our personal dislike of ads, ad marketing and intrusive email marketing. We wish to avoid this path with our visitors and members. Email subscription will mean different things depending on what we would want to market to you. Email subscription campaigns generally is about sending out weekly/monthly offers of: Fundraisers Store Ads/Deals Support Awareness When you sign up and become a member of our community, you will not receive emails about those topics until the Board decides to change their mind on this subject. What you will receive and can expect is updates that revolve around all our company, our art department, Zion Studio and seasonal newsletters.
  • Why do does your company call the Bible, "Book"?
    In the book of Jubilees, the author clearly said that Yahweh wanted his collection of stories to be called "The Book" and the author further states that in that chapter that there were 266 people on the Earth at that time and as commanded by Yahweh there would be a total of 266 books. The English word/term of Bible is derived from Koinē Greek: τὰ βιβλία, romanized: ta biblia, meaning "The Books" (singular βιβλίον, biblion). The word βιβλίον itself had the literal meaning of "scroll" and came to be used as the ordinary word for "book". However, Hebrew was first and AW and UA support Hebrew origin and word definitions only with our ministries. Saying Bible is not wrong and it will not send a Christian to Hell, but saying The Book is also acceptable in the eyes of the Elohim and not wrong. Say what you're comfortable with, just don't expect our team to use the word Bible over The Book on this site, in our blog posts, our content, etc. because we want to address things the way Yahweh intended to the best of our ability.
  • When was the company created?
    Anointed Works L.L.C. was founded on January 10, 2018 in Jackson Kentucky by Rachel Renee Wilson.
  • What kind of Corporation is Anointed Works?
    Anointed Works is a Christian company with an American based team located in the United States Of America.
  • What does AW stand for?
    AW is the acronym for Anointed Works.
  • Where is your Corporation located?
    We are located in Eastern Kentucky in Breathitt County. For protection purposes, our corporate address will not be listed publicly for anyone to see because the president is the owner of the corporation and decided to make AW HQ her personal residence.. Our mailing address is public and can be found on every platform we are a part of and right here on the website. Visit our Contact Us section to find out how you can get in touch with us.
  • What is your chain of command?
    CEO/President: Rachel Wilson Vice CEO/Vice President: Lacy Webb CFO/Treasurer: Olivia Stacy Executive Director: Rebecca Barnett Chairwoman: Whitney Taylor Representative: Rachel Wilson Registered Agent: Rachel Wilson
  • Does Anointed Works plan on going international or staying local?
    Yeshua said start with your Jerusalem then your Judea. It is crucial to plant seeds in other countries, but the first group of souls we want to reach is their own. If Anointed Works can't witness to the citizens of the USA, how are we to win souls in far off places? It is highly possible though even with reaching the citizens of the USA, Anointed works would not consider expanding our name or presence internationally unless Elohim leads our team to do so.
  • How will Anointed Works affect the world?
    Anointed Works has a deep passion to reach our target audience with Christian anime. We want our readers to sincerely think about what they're doing with their time, their gifts, their actions and their life as they engage with our content and read the books Zion Studio produces. Anointed Works is not a typical company and this is why. Some people like anime, hate Christ or like Christ and hate anime. Anointed Works is both of those themes combined, so we are at a instant disadvantage, so we support other Christian creators and aim to sponsor their content on our website and bring awareness to them and what they do. In general Anointed Works will always plant seeds in people through our Christian projects.
  • Do Christians only work at AW or can anyone work for them?
    Hiring people who do not believe in the Book doesn't mean we won't consider you for hire. We hire people based on qualifications only. Before a person can be approved for a hire, all applicants must read the Work Conduct Policy (WCP) and must upload the signed document with their application to be considered for hire. The WCP states the doctrine and bylaws of our faith. If applicants cannot accept this then they should not sign their name and agree to work for Anointed Works. The WCP properly explains what sin is and the themes we do not condone in our projects. That is to say, to accept sin as normal. If an applicant wants to work for AW or in Zion Studio, he/she must accept that we uphold Christian moral values an ethics in the company 24/7 on the clock. Meaning, when you are clocked in on your shift, you abide by the bylaws mentioned in the WCP and will not promote or convince our employees, volunteer employees or Board officers to lower their standards on holiness of the Book.
  • Why do need to collect my data?
    The FTC has served as the primary federal authority on privacy policy and enforcement since the 1970s, when it began implementing one of the earliest federal privacy regulations—the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Although advancements in technology have introduced new privacy challenges, the FTC’s fundamental approach has remained steady: the agency combines law enforcement, policy initiatives, and educational efforts for consumers and businesses to safeguard personal information. This ensures that individuals feel confident in utilizing the numerous advantages offered by the evolving marketplace. You can read more about these regulations from the FTC here. Our Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement, informs you of our Terms and Conditions regarding the collection, use and disclosure of personal data when you use our Service on the website and the choices you have associated with that data. We use your data to provide and improve our Service and offered services. By using the Service, you agree to the required collection and use of information in accordance with this policy. Unless otherwise defined, the terms used in this Privacy Policy have the same meanings as in our Terms and Conditions, accessible from our website. Our Privacy Policy also applies to all entities we own or are affiliated to Anointed Works.
  • Updates
    If you wish to study the comprehensive modifications made to our Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement, you can access them here. For a concise summary of our history, the FAQ section on this page offers a brief overview without delving into specifics. September 2024 Created Edition 5 of the Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement. July 2023 No changes were made this year. October 2022 Created Edition 4 of the Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement. 2021 No changes were made this year. July 2020 Created Edition 3 of the Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement. November 2019 Created Edition 2 of the Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement. January 2018 Created Edition 1 of the Privacy Policy/Privacy Statement.
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  • Can I become a business partner?
    Anointed Works does not receive money from our business partners. We're here to build trust and strong bonds. Money is not required for that. Partnership is simply friendship here and we are not ashamed to show the world who are friends are. Business partners (or affiliates) are a combination of Christian/Non-Christian profit corporations, non-profit ministries. We value our established friendships with our affiliates and hope they continue to show us their collaborations, support through prayer or simply being kind to us in pubic. As of [3/4/2019] we have a policy that requires our affiliates to read and sign the Partnership Contract. The Partnership Contract will explain you need to know, what behavior we expect from you and what you can expect from us. In order to be considered an official certified partner of Anointed Works, we must read and a sign the Partnership Contract. Download the Partnership Contract here, then email the Word document to the Help Desk. After we recieve your emial, a Help Desk agent will follow up with you, get your account set up on the website and provide the exclusive Discord invite that will take you to our business server where you can engage with us, ask questions and network professionally with the CEO Board of Anointed Works. Email: helpdesk@anointedworks.org ATT: Currently our email domain and business emails are inactive. We are seeking to purchase a new subscription with Zoho Mail, but until we secure our email domain, please send your Partnership Contract to our free email. Free Email: anointedworks@icloud.com
  • Can I get a verified badge too?
    You will always see this symbol on verified accounts. Unless you are a certified business partner of AW, a celebrity (of any fame class or genre) staff, your account cannot be verified. AW introduced verified accounts to let members and visitors know that a celebrity or staff is accurately representing themselves on our website. This program is currently not open to the public. We will only verify accounts that can provide proof their official presence and identity. Verified accounts do not grant special privileges or access to certain areas on the website. It is just to ensure our business partners, public figures and staff are recognized as official and are real people. Also, it won't cost our verified users $8.00 via app or $11.00 via computer a month to keep their badge through a subscription. And yes, that was a direct jab at Elon Musk. AW doesn't hate him or fault his method of verification, but prior to observing his verification system, it is obvious to us that using such a tactic for verification would only make real verified users angry and possibly, make them want to cancel their accounts and that is the last thing we want to happen.
  • What is a copyright?
    A copyright is the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film or record literary, artistic or musical material and to authorize others to do the same. At its core copyright is a law that gives the owner of their work/masterworks (a book, movie, picture, song or website) the right to say how other people can use it. Copyright laws make it easier for people to make money by selling their content It is one part of a group of laws about intellectual property (the others being trademark and patent law). It helps protect people from having their works re-copied without permission and/or re-copying their works for commercial purpose. With copyright, a work can only be copied if the owner gives permission. If someone copies a work without permission the owner can say they infringed their copyright. Look out because when this happens the owner can sue for the amount that should have been paid. Most cases are handled by civil law. In more serious cases, a person who copies a work that is protected under copyright could be arrested, fined or even go to prison. Expiration Commonly, the copy-right law will protect the person and their heirs from 50 to 100 years since the first day of the owner's death. In many countries, the governments tried to modify "copyright law" to be updated to meet international standard. There are determinations to make the copyright law to meet international standard, but there are still some differences, according to the law culture in each country. Some countries violating copyright law will be sued by the civil law courts, but some countries can also be charged by criminal courts too.
  • What is Fair Use?
    Fair Use is a doctrine in the law of the United States that permits limited use of copyrighted material without having to acquire permission from the copyright holders. In its most general sense, Fair Use is any copying of copyrighted material done for a limited and “transformative” purpose, such as to comment upon, criticize or parody a copyrighted work. Such uses can be done without permission from the copyright owners. Fair Use is a defense against a claim of copyright infringement. If your use qualifies as Fair Use, then it would not be considered a copyright infringement.
  • What is Transformative Use?
    There has been a lot of money and careful planning to define what qualifies as a Fair Use. There are no hard-and-fast rules, only general guidelines and varied court decisions, because the judges and lawmakers who created the Fair Use exception did not want to limit its definition. Like freedom of speech, they wanted this term to have an expansive meaning that could be open to interpretation. Common Fair Use tends to fall into two categories: Commentary/Criticism Parody Commentary & Criticism If you are commenting upon or critiquing a copyrighted work that is considered Fair Use. Examples of this would be writing a book review and this would not require seeking permission from the owners. Fair Use here allows you to reproduce some of the work to achieve your purposes legally. Some examples of commentary and criticism include: 1.) Quoting a few lines from a masterworks published song in a music review. 2.) Summarizing and quoting from a medical article on an illness in a news report. The underlying rationale of this rule is that the public gains benefits from your review, which is enhanced by including some of the copyrighted material. You use just enough to get your points across. whether that is in love or in favor of the owners who published the original content of what you are reviewing/commenting on. Parody A parody is an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect. It is a work that ridicules another's work by imitating it in a comical way. Judges understand that by its nature, parody demands some taking from the original work being parodied. Unlike other forms of Fair Use, a decent use of the original work is permitted in a parody in order to “conjure up” the original.
  • I used your your trademark/brand assets without your permission. Is that legal to do?
    So, here's how this works. Pay close attention. You can post our logo/brand/works (Trademark, Brand Assets) on your website or display our logo/brand/works in a review or documentary video without our permission and legally be fine and not have to worry about anything if it falls under "Fair Use". However, if you claim ownership of trademarks or brand assets on your websites, in your reviews, documentary videos or on your platforms for any reason, that is a copyright infringement. It is 100% against the law and you will be persecuted for it. To learn what you can cannot do in more depth, check out our Trademark Guidelines.
  • I want to use copyrighted material in my videos for personal/public purposes. Can I use someone else's work without their permission under Fair Use?
    That will depend on what we and a court would consider reasonable and how much of our content you want to use without our expressive permission. Fair Use is one of the limitations to copyright intended to balance the interests of copyright holders with the public interest in the wider distribution and use of creative works by allowing as a defense to copyright infringement claims certain limited uses that might otherwise be considered infringement. Like "fair dealing" rights that exist in most countries with a British legal history, the Fair Use right is a general exception that applies all different kinds of uses with all types of works and turns on a flexible proportionality test that examines the purpose of the use, the amount used and the impact of the market on the original work. The innovation of the Fair Use right in U.S. law is that it applies to a list of purposes that is preceded by the opening clause "such as." This has allowed courts to apply it to technologies never envisioned in the original statute including Internet search, the VCR and the reverse engineering of software. It is your responsibility to understand the relevant law of the nation you reside in and whether it protects the use you have in mind. If you plan to use copyrighted material you didn’t create, we strongly advise you to seek legal advice first. AW nor our staff cannot provide legal advice or make legal determinations. What we can do is give permission. If you ask to use our work, are kind and tell us what it's for, we will most likely say yes. However, we do have a Fanworks Policy that covers a majority of what fans and people who create commentaries can do with our content and what steps they must take to use our copyrighted material. In almost every instance, the Fanworks Policy is the legal and safe route to take if one considered to use our content without asking for permission. If a person violates the Fanworks Policy then we may consider pressing charges, so make sure you read and abide by the guidelines if you do not intend to consult Artzenin and use the art or her works that we promote on our site.
  • I uploaded a video that contained Zion Studio's music, characters/brand/logo and posted it my YouTube channel. Am I in trouble?
    That would depend on how you went about the situation before making the post. YouTube has a policy in place that forbids people to post content (music, artwork, commentary, etc.) that violates the owner’s copyrights. Similar to the fanart, fanvideos that show our original characters, brand, logos, etc. are trademarked under the law and rightfully belong to Anointed Works. This means, after you upload your content YouTube may put a Copyright Claim Strike on your video if the bot detects anything that isn’t legally owned by you. This usually is for music tracks or footage of published videos such as The Lion King. However, if your fanvideos falls under the category of "Fair Use" then we, nor our extension branch, Zion Studio can say anything. In its most general sense, Fair Use is the action of taking copyrighted material and using it in a video or article report with the motive to criticize as the person expresses their thoughts, opinions about the work they are reviewing. It is a “transformative” purpose, such as to comment upon or parody a copyrighted work. Such uses can be done without permission from the copyright owner. In other words, Fair Use is a defense against a claim of copyright infringement. If your use qualifies as a Fair Use then it would not be considered an infringement. If your work causes harm to our name, misleads others into thinking it's yours, if you claim the work as your own in the video, if you modify our artwork, claim to be a dev/writer/artist of our art department and say you are associated to us when you clearly are not, then you are in trouble and can face legal issues. By default, we don't mind people posting videos that talk about what we do, discuss character, our artwork, projects in general that express their 1st Amendment right if you are U.S. citizen. That Amendment right is Freedom Of Speech and with Fair Use in the mix, it's a win-win for you and our company. However, we do mind if you steal content, characters, etc. and do not give credit to where it is due. If you are operating under Fair Use, you must put this disclaimer in the description of your video so the public can see it and provide a link back to our website. YouTube Video Disclaimer: Portions of the materials used are trademarks and/or copyrighted works of Anointed Works and Zion Studio. All rights reserved. This material is not official and is not endorsed by Anointed Works or Zion Studio.
  • Where can I read your Fanworks Policy?
    On the Policy page.
  • Is Anointed Works a cult?
    Anointed Works is not a cult. Anointed Works is founded and rooted in the Book and all the projects we create or projects we collaborate with are strictly Christian/Hebrew orthodox. However, unlike some groups we promote the original Hebrew and Greek origin doctrine and all 266 books. We do not condone the indoctrination of cutting these canon books, nor do we support flawed translations we have found to be misleading and dangerous. Our organization and staff honor the Elohim, not the traditions of people and teachings of devils. If you believe our people are cultists for obeying the scripture from Jubilees that literally tells the reader Yahweh Hashem ordained aw'dom (humanity) to have and read 266 books offends you and has convinced you AW and UA are a cult, that's sad and we cannot help you. All we can do is verify our stance on this rumor and point you to the scripture to justifies us honoring the original canon books and its doctrine. There are added books from other groups and pagan books that a lot of publishers have included in apps that are labeled "Lost Books". You must be careful and read the introduction letters in those digital copies. Some of them are from the original 266 and some of them are not. Anointed Works will only endorse the original books and written and we do not care those other scholars and theologies thought those books had no value, didn't belong or were too "weird" and made them uncomfortable. It is Yahweh's Book, he told us not to add or subtract and what has aw'dom done? Added, taken away, edited verses, cut verses then have the audacity to say our group is a cult because we obey and don't add or subject to the doctrine. Ridiculous. It's utterly ridiculous how humans are so quick to believe mortals "logic" over the divine order and factual truth that came from Elohim's mouth that is recorded in the book of Jubilees. Whatever your take on the 266 is you can have it and believe what you will. Doesn't erase the facts of the 266, their artifacts or how precept is confirmed upon precept. The 266 points to Christ, explain spiritual matters and reveal details about Elohim, angels, devils and our future as a race. How past scholars and theologians found this unacceptable and "concerning" is pure weakness and fear. You cannot treat the Book like a bag of MM&Ms, taking out what you like and discarding what you don't like. We're not a cult and it's upsetting that so many will believe this rumor when they haven't even studied, read the other books and studied Hebrew origin documents and scripture to see how it all connects.
  • Is the Founder/CEO/President of Anointed Works a lesbian, bisexual, trans, etc.?
    The woman who founded Anointed Works is not any of the following: Lesbian Bisexual Transgender (surgery to make a biological woman/man the opposite sex/gender.) Non-Binary Queer Hermaphrodite President Wilson is biologically a female woman with breasts and a vagina as Yahweh-Jehovah designed the woman to be. She is not a man, she does not have an artificial penis or implanted parts. President Wilson is straight, but due to having more testosterone in the womb and simply taking after her father, she reflects both gender/sex appearances. We assure you President Wilson is not any of the terms stated above, nor do those terms apply to President Wilson or her sexuality. Hermaphrodite Disclaimer: When we say this version of the word, we are referring to an actual person or animal having both male and female sex organs or other sexual characteristics, either abnormally or in the case of some organisms as the biological condition. Despite this condition, doctors can still determine the natural gender that the person or animal should have been. There is no third gender. This condition is a result of sin and a defect in human and animal DNA.
  • Why don't you have Artzenin's work on your website?
    We are just the sponsor for Artzenin and do not have any rights over the author's distribution rights. At no point will you find the novels or their lores posted on our website. What you will find here is Artzenin's Creator Profile on our Showcase page. In her creator bio there is link that will take you to her website. There you are welcome to browse her collection of works and have the option to visit her Lulu Spotlight, a that will display the collection. Please note the time of free downloads has ended and you will have to purchase her books and their lores to read them.
  • Why does every novel and lore have a "Age Rating Agreement Policy" inside of it?
    Search For The Griffin (SFTG) is designed for the following: T - Teen YA - Young Adult A - Adult Artzenin's novels are for meant people that can discern and understand adult themes of The Book. We do not recommend that parents or guardians allow their children to engage with SFTG until they are 15+ years or older. In each novel there will be an Age Rating Agreement that will state T for Teen, M for Mature or E for Everyone. By reading the Age Rating Agreement the reader is agreeing to the Terms and Conditions of the author and taking responsibility for what they are about to read. AW nor the author are liable for anything that should come of this, as the Age Rating Agreement clearly tells the parent(s) and legal guardian(s) what age a child needs to be to read the content. Where people live in the world matter when they decide to read SFTG. Some cultures do not legally permit their youth to be witnessed to by Christians or told about "religion" in general until they are a certain age. AW nor the author are liable if a youth secretly comes onto this website or author's website and are not of legal age to do so. It is the reader's responsibility to the know the law of their nation and the requirements their government has before downloading any of the novels off the author's website or creating an account on this website or the author's website. Users who lie about their age just so they can read a novel will be persecuted accordingly by the governing law of the state of Kentucky of the United States Of America. Depending on which novel of the series of SFTG a minor selects, parent(s) and legal guardian(s) will see pictures and thus, will know exactly what age range their child needs to before reading the novel. If there is (T) image under the ARA, it means teenagers 15+ should read and teenagers under the age of 15 should no. If there is a (M) image under the ARA, it means teenagers 18+ should read and teenagers under 18 should not. If there is a (E) image under the ARA, it means anyone can read and minors do not need to have consent from their parents(s) or legal guardian(s).
  • Artzenin's novels show a lot of affection in their same sex and opposite sex relationships. Are the characters more than just "friends"?"
    No. Not at all. Artzenin's novels are written in way to show the public the correct way to approach affection in same sex and opposite sex friendships. Pure, non-sexual love exists, but the world lumps it in with secular passions and that isn't the type of ahavah (love) Yahweh has and is. Her novels focus on pure, divine ahavah and all of Artzenin's characters will express this type of affection platonically to their friends. Now, the world is not use to seeing that so Artzenin does her best not to overshow or gratify this theme, but realize, this is her love language from start to finish. If platonic themes offend you or bother you, Artzenin won't force you to read her series. Just put the eBook down, click out of the document and leave and go about your business. Readers are welcome to email her and ask about it, but honestly, the best answer we can provide for you is to read Wisdom by King Solomon and the book of Sirach. Those two books capture Yahweh's ahavah and that ahavah is Ruach, The Holy Spirit. Such depths are hard to understand and harder to accept, but realize it is ahavah that has inspired the same sex and opposite sex relationships in Artzenin's novels.
  • Does Artzenin support fusions of human and animals? Can we expect to see these themes used at all in her work?
    The fantasy race titles and race attributes fantasy use is not the same case for the projects and the races will in no way be associated to their secular counter parts. The appearance of those races is demonic and an abomination unto to Yahweh. Yahweh made humans, angels and animals separate species. Our rivals show twisted meshed species that are fused together and accepted as something normal. Example: Human/Horse, Human/Bird, Human/Angel, Human/Robot ​ We will not promote or sponsor these types of fusions of Christian authors, this includes Artzenin. Artzenin uses some of the known race titles in fantasy and genetic believable glitches in a character's DNA, but that's as far as she goes. Everything the reader encounters in Artzenin's works is a proven medical fact with a twist of fantasy applied to make the stories unique.
  • Are Artzenin's works connected or separate?
    Artzenin's novels and the lores are directly and indirectly connected to each other. Each novel and the lores coexist in the same universe, but are rooted in different galaxies with characters who live in different solar systems. Several characters will meet each other and through those characters the reader will be linked to other galaxies. Artzenin's earlier works such as Love Found At Sea, Darkness To Light, for example, are not part of the Search For The Griffin series. Those works are retired and as of date, she does not intend to use those characters or their timelines in SFTG.
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