WB DeLong has been interviewed on television, radio, and in print on a variety of subjects. He is proficient in many topics, including metaphysical and spiritual themes, medical and chiropractic issues, and environmental issues associated with back country recreation. Please visit the "About the Author" page for more information.

Voices of the Living Grail supports the idea, startling to most practicing Christians, that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene and had children with her. The book cites new historical evidence that Jesus survived the crucifixion and actively participated in establishing the early Christian Church. WB DeLong is prepared to discuss this evidence as well as why evangelical Christianity is so popular today.

Within the context of high adventure, Voices of the Living Grail explains how the magical stories of Christianity and other religions are holdovers from ancient times. These stories hide the true and deeper spiritual meanings of the original teachings. The book also stresses the similarities among the various spiritual paths.

Voices of the Living Grail underscores certain abuses and misconceptions of organized religion, and presents alternatives to these ways of thinking and acting.

The novel brings together elements of magic, myth, and wisdom to weave a compelling story of intrigue and redemption. However, the practitioners of the sacred paths are not gods and gurus. They're human and have their own failings, inviting the readers to join them in their quest for personal transformation.

To schedule an interview with WB "Brad" DeLong, or to obtain a review copy of Voices of the Living Grail, contact: AuthorHouse Promotional Services Department; Phone 800-839-8640 ext 5244; Fax 812-961-3133; eMail: pressreleases@authorhouse.com. (Please provide a street address for review copies.)
 
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Voices of the Living Grail challenges conventional beliefs by claiming that Jesus was a mortal and had descendants. Aren’t a lot of people going to be upset?

What are your own religious and personal beliefs and how do they relate to those in Voices of the Living Grail?

Your book takes place in the 13th century. Why is it relevant to events happening in the world today?

How would you sum up the message of Voices of the Living Grail?

What if someone is comfortable with their own beliefs the way they are now? Why should they still read your book?

What distinguishes Voices of the Living Grail from other similar books such as The Da Vinci Code?

Why is The Da Vinci Code so popular? Do you think a great number of people are questioning their religious beliefs?

Recent polls associated with the presidential election show that many people in the US believe the Bible is literally true. How do you feel about that?

You've said that your book goes beyond The Da Vinci Code, in terms of its documented historical information. Could you give us some specifics?

Some people might say that you've singled out the Catholic Church for special criticism. Is that true?

Are parts of your book really true?