Catholic Dystopian Fiction & Faith | Jacqueline Brown on Writing Stories That Change Souls

What role does Catholic fiction play in shaping the soul—and why does it matter today? In this episode of Ordinary Time, I sit down with bestselling Catholic author Jacqueline Brown to explore how faith, storytelling, and even dystopian fiction can lead people closer to God. Jacqueline, a former child psychologist, is the author of The Light Series, The Awakening Trilogy, and Altered—clean, faith-filled novels written for mature teens and adults. Her work dives deep into the spiritual battle for the soul, asking the kinds of questions most of us avoid. In this conversation, we cover: * Her journey from psychology to becoming a Catholic author * Why Catholic fiction and storytelling matter in today’s culture * The role of dystopian themes and spiritual warfare in her books * How stories can lead readers one step closer to the Father Learn More + Special Offer Explore Jacqueline’s books: https://jacqueline-brown.com Use code ORDINARYTIME for 10% off your purchase About Ordinary Time Real conversations helping ordinary Catholics live an extraordinary faith—every day. Subscribe, like, and share to support the mission. Music Attribution Music by https://www.bensound.com/free-music-for-videos Artist: Nick Petrov License code: 9698ZJZCEHXQWYTA