Dale R. Pfeiffer, Author

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Coming soon! THE TRIAL OF THE ARMY

Fiction/Political Satire

A few years ago after retiring to Mobile, I joined the Mobile Writers Guild  and attended a few membership meeting. At those meetings, I learned about  their annual publication,  “Anthology”. I purchased my copy of the  2021 edition and was inspired to write for the publication.. So, I decided to write a short story for the 2022  publication. I’m very excited about this creative writing  opportunity! 


The assignment: Writers select a classic public domain book or poem and  creatively write a short story, less than 10,000 words, couched in the  copy of the selected text. 


I chose Homer’s “Iliad” As some of you know,  I wrote about Homer, an ancient novelist, in The Pfeifferberg Chronicles: Book Two: Of Kings  and Chronicles. I wrote a political satire covering the  January 6th besiege of our nation’s capitol. I consider myself  politically independent, and also, as an “Indy” author, I can write my  prose without allegiance to “ships of thought.” 


"A truly great library contains something in it to offend everyone." 

Jo Godwin, North Carolina Librarian


I submitted my short story and it was accepted by the Mobile Writers Guide! When my story is   published in the 2022 Anthology, you’ll be able to purchase  my political satire.

Pre-order here:  https://www.thehauntedbookshopmobile.com/product/mobile-writers-guild-classic-pieces-retold/24573?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=39



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Coming soon! Serenity House

Historical Fiction/Romance

Serenity House is the squeal to Serenity at Last. Life on Live Oak Ranch continues. This story takes place in the Fall of 2001.



serenity at last

Historical Fiction/Romance

If we are perfectly honest, we must admit that we humans enjoy  being in the company of sexy men and women. Most of us invest lots of  time and money feeding our idolatrous appetites. A sexy man or women  character at a sporting event or in a novel or movie will attract  millions of fans, readers, and viewers from all over the world. Even  advertisers employ sexy actors. Let’s come clean. We love sexy  characters. Fiction or non-fiction. PG or XXX rated. Sexy actors sell  just about everything! Since the beginning of recorded history, there is  strong evidence that humans have been attracted to sexy men and women  and stories about sexy men and women, especially when the beloved hero  falls prey to attraction and/or seduction. Consider the sexy Hebrew,  King David. Details about David’s lust for Bathsheba, a neighbor and  comrade’s wife, was recorded in the Old Testament of the Bible. Many of  us have read the Biblical account or have watched a movie about the  handsome god-fearing warrior’s sordid affair. We love the story because  we can all relate to sexual attraction and/or seduction. And nearly  every day, we read about sex-crazed men and women in high places that  stalk and prey on sexy men and women, and sadly, boys and girls. Some  believe there are demons of lust assigned to every human being with  direct orders from Satan to steal, and to kill, and to destroy all of  us. In Serenity at Last, readers will be introduced to the main  character, Noe Wolff, a sexy Southern Mississippi rancher who meets Jill  Starzynski at a local Y.M.C.A in the early 90’s. Jill, a sexy  high-maintenance Jewish American princess from Chicago, narrates a  brutally candid story about her turbulent relationship with Noe - the  good, the bad, and the ugly. Noe and Jill long to have a healthy  relationship, but they both struggle with destructive hurts, habits, and  hang-ups from their past and present that challenges their relationship  and quest for personal happiness and serenity. 


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O Foolish Galatians

Historical Fiction/The Celts

The Pfeifferberg Chronicles: Book Three: O Foolish Galatians  trilogy spans a period of time from Julius Caesar, through the Moravian  Reformation, and beyond. The story begins with the famous death of the  Gaul's sojourning in what would become the Roman Province of Galatia.  The Catalonian sons of Captain King Alanus return to their original  homeland in what was once known as Asia. Their vision to conquer their  Greek cousins and restore the pride of ancient Ilion failed. Being a  strongly God-fearing people, the Catalonian tribes in Galatia found a  kindred spirit among the sons of Eber, the Hebrews. One Galatian king  becomes friends with a scholarly Hebrew named Saul from the ancient city  of Iopolis. They exchange information and collaborate about their  shared heritage. Rumors about a man from Galilee who claims to be God  emerges in Israel and captures the curiosity of the Galatian king. After  many years, Saul visits the Galatian king in Galatia as he travels  throughout Asia. For nearly three hundred years, those that followed the  Christ were called, "Christians" in Iopolis. Another king, a Roman  soldier, was providentially commissioned to the Roman Province of  Noricum, back to his ancient Bavaria homeland, where he met with great  tribulation under the reigning Roman Emperor. After the end of  persecution under Constantine, the once persecuted church emerges from  various hiding places and unites in conference at Nicene, the land of  the ancient Ashkenaz nation. With the powerful State and Church united  and with the blessings of the Byzantium Caesar, Christianity spreads  through Europa. During the age of feudalism, the Bavarian tribe in the  chronicles are given the surname Pfeiffer. After the Reformation, one  noble Pfeiffer prince leaves the heartlands of the Habsburg Dynasty and  ventures northward up the Rhine River where his builds a secluded  farmstead in a small town in the Black Forest. The story ends in the  period of the Revolutions of 1848. 

Of Kings and Chronicles

Historical Fiction/The Celts

The Pfeifferberg Chronicles: Book Two: Of Kings and Chronicles is  the story of the war weary ancestors of King Iobaath, the son of  Rhodanim, sojourning in Assuwa (Asia Minor or modern Turkey), of the  exploratory voyage of Captain King Alanus and his pioneering sons, and  of the emerging Celtic kingdoms of Europa. The first three chapters  portray life in Assuwa from approximately 2500 BC to 1200 BC before  Captain King Alanus, a spiritual man of great faith and obedience, makes  his epic voyage from Alanya of Pamphylia (southern Turkey) to Catalonia  of Europa (northeastern Spain) along familiar Phoenician trade routes  to the westernmost waters of the Mediterranean Sea in Tarshish.

The  last four chapters portray tribal life in a young, God-fearing Europa  through four successive cultures during Celtic expansion and development  categorized by historians in chronological order, as follows: Tumulus  culture, Urnfield culture, Hallstatt culture, and Le Tene culture. The  story ends in a special period of history that Scripture labels "in the  fullness of time" (Apostle Paul's letter to Galatian Christians). This  season in ancient history began during the early days of the Roman  Empire after Julius Caesar conquered the wealthy Galatian confederacy  who were collectively under the leadership of King Vercingetorix. As in  Book One: Descent from White Mountains, the timeline for the chronicle  is based on the genealogy of the early British Kings, the Latin text and  translation of Nenniun 17 and 18 by Nennius, published in After the  Flood, by Dr. Bill Cooper in Appendix 5 and 7. 

Descent from White Mountains

Historical Fiction/The Celts

The Pfeifferberg Chronicles: Book One: Descent from White  Mountains is a glimpse into life in the days of Noah, before and after  the Great Flood. Although sourced primarily from the Book of Genesis,  the author offers an exciting and unique story-line by weaving ancient  Celtic chronicles with elements of Caucasian tradition and archeological  discoveries that have enlightened our historical perspective. Book One  in the trilogy is the story of the adventurous life of Japheth, the  Great Voice, and the historical progenitor of all Caucasian tribes, and  about his seven magnificent sons: Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal,  Meshech, and Tiras. These highly intelligent and fit ancients where in  essence the greatest and purest of every Caucasian nation; we are the  physical and existential sons and daughters of these super men. These  titans were the "wild at heart" that John Eldredge wrote about. Curious  readers will learn what occurred after Noah’s prayer of blessing over  Japheth and the expansion of Japheth’s seed into all the coastal  territories of the earth. Did you ever wonder what it was like in the  days of Noah? Is there a longing for adventure in your heart? Could you  be the chronicler for your posterity? Dr. Bill Cooper, After the Flood,  writes, "The Pfeifferberg Chronicles, I have no doubt, will often be  imitated by future authors, and deservedly so. It has set an important  benchmark." Descent from White Mountains will inspire you to take a long  look at yourself, your ancestry, and perhaps, like Mr. Pfeiffer, your  tribal genesis. 

Perfectly One - John 17

Non Fiction/Religion

Perfectly One is about the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus Christ recorded  in John 17 and support for unity in the body of Christ in the writings  of the Apostles of the Lamb. 


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Churchianity - Taking Inventory

Non Fiction/Religion

 Churchianity - Taking Inventory is a memoir about my Christian journey  as a contributing member of several institutional churches, my  discoveries about the origins and atrocities of the institutional  church, and my eventual unchurching from the institutional church. 


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Separation from Church and State - Unchurching

Non Fiction/Religion

Separation from Church and State is a systematic word study of the Greek  word ekklesia (English translation: congregation, assembly, church).  Pfeiffer argues that Christ’s ekklesia is much different from the Roman  Empire Church established by Roman Emperor Constantine in the 4th  Century when the Church and State were one. Imagine that! 


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Compassionate Discipleship Ministry

Non Fiction/Religion

What the world need now is more compassion. Compassion is "sympathetic  consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to alleviate  it." (Merriam-Webster) Compassionate Discipleship Ministry is a  systematic word study of the Greek word mathétés (English translation:  learner, disciple, pupil). Pfeiffer argues for a return to Apostolic Age  discipleship as we read about in the four gospels and the Book of Acts. 


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the pfeifferberg cookbook

Non Fiction/Cooking

The Pfeifferberg Cookbook is Dale’s cookbook and contains several delicious recipes  gathered from family and friends around the world. Since Dale is a  historical fiction writer, many of the recipes are introduced with a  paragraph or two about the origins of the recipe. Dale also provides  levels of preparation difficulty for new cooks: Level One, Level Two,  and Level Three. The Pfeifferberg Cookbook contains many familiar and  unfamiliar recipes. Being a creative foodie, Dale added several original  recipes. 


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Descent from White Mountains Study Guide

Non Fiction/Study Guide

This study guide was written as a companion for the historical fiction  novel trilogy by author Dale R. Pfeiffer: The Pfeifferberg  Chronicles:Book One: Descent from White Mountains. 


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Of Kings and Chronicles Study Guide

Non Fiction/Study Guide

 This study guide was written as a companion for the historical fiction  novel trilogy by author Dale R. Pfeiffer: The Pfeifferberg  Chronicles:Book Two: Of Kings and Chronicles. 


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O Foolish Galatians Study Guide

Non Fiction/Study Guide

 This study guide was written as a companion for the historical fiction  novel trilogy by author Dale R. Pfeiffer: The Pfeifferberg  Chronicles:Book Three: O Foolish Galatians. 


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