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Godawa was born on November 10, 1961, at Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, Illinois, to Erwin and Lorraine Godawa. [3] He attended Northern Illinois University, where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honors in Illustration. [4] [5] He resides near Los Angeles, California, [5] with his wife Kimberly. [6]
Member/mentor, Biola Studio Task Force, CA. Brian Godawa is the screenwriter for the award-winning feature film, To End All Wars, starring Kiefer Sutherland. It was awarded the Commander in Chief Medal.
- Noah Primeval
- Enoch Primordial
- Gilgamesh Immortal
- Abraham Allegiant
- Caleb Vigilant
- David Ascendent
Awesome! I really enjoyed this novel by Brian Godawa. I started with the Chronicles Of The Apocalypse novels, so you could say that I’m reading these as prequels to those. I have not read the rest of the books in the series yet, but I did enjoy this one. Godawa’s aim in these novels is to retell Biblical history with a strong Focus on Divine Counci...
Enoch Primordial is the second installment in Brian Godawa’s “Chronicles of the Nephilim” novel series. However, the events of this book are chronologically prior to the events of the first book “Noah Primeval”. Therefore, I would recommend that you read this book before Noah Primeval if you would like to keep the story strictly chronological. It e...
Brian Godawa has written another great installment to The Chronicles of the Nephilim series. This book picks up where Noah Primeval left off ( because the events in Enoch Primordial chronologically precede Noah Primeval and in my humble opinion, it should have been the first in the series rather than Noah Primeval). I won’t give too much of the plo...
This is another great addition to The Chronicles of The Nephilim series, but in my opinion, Godawa goes a little too far describing the sexual sins of some of the characters. I mean, is it really necessary to read that Semiramus erotically groaned as her infant suckled at her breast or that “Marduk took his arm out of Enki’s anus”. I get that Godaw...
This was another great addition to The Chronicles Of The Nephilim series. I was pleasantly surprised at how prominent of a role Rahab was given in this novel. In The Bible, she only shows up in one brief episode. Israelite spies went into the land, went to Rahab’s inn, the spies hid in Rahab’s house, which was constructed into the city wall. The me...
Another fantastic installment of The Chronicles Of The Nephilim series. I loved this one just like I loved all the books in the series. And like all of Godawa’s novels, while events are fictionalized and some liberties are taken, not once does anything occur that CONTRADICTS The Bible. For example, The Bible says that Saul was tormented by an evil ...
Today we are interviewing Christian speculative author Brian Godawa. Brian has been a professional filmmaker, writer, and designer for over 20 years. His creative versatility was born of a passion for both intellect and imagination, both left-brain and right-brain.
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Dec 9, 2003 · Godawa spoke with RELEVANT about his approach to storytelling, and how his Christian worldview informs the themes within his work. [RELEVANT Magazine:] How have you managed to immerse yourself in the film culture, but not succumb to worldliness?
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May 28, 2015 · Script Magazine follows up with Brian Godawa to see how the past 12 years have treated him and his screenwriting career. We caught up on all things writing and the unexpected turn his career has taken.
