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In 2008, GPP and Rench produced Collision, which chronicled a series of debates between Wilson and the late writer and celebrity atheist Christopher Hitchens. Previously, along with other adaptations of ND Wilson books, GPP has been involved with culture war documentaries centred on Douglas Wilson. Netflix is listed as the production company, but the pair’s production company, Gorilla Poet Productions (GPP), has elsewhere been identified as a co-producer. Wilson remains credited as an executive producer and is credited as creator of the show.
The books, and the series, depict children who transform into ninjas and enter a magical kingdom.īoth Rench and ND Wilson are listed as executive producers of the first series of the program in 2019. The series is based on a picture book authored by Wilson, the original version of which was published by the children’s imprint of Canon Press. This year saw the fourth season of an animated children’s program, Hello Ninja, screened on Netflix. The pair have also branched out into media production. Rench, who is a member of Christ Church along with his brother, Gabriel, serves as Nathan Wilson’s literary agent through his own Leaptide Literary group. Some of these are published by Canon Press, a conservative Christian publisher that Wilson and Rench bought from the church in 2013.īut most are published with mainstream publishers, including two trilogies and two standalone books with Penguin Random House and one trilogy with Katherine Tegen Books, an imprint of Harper Collins. Wilson, writing as ND Wilson, is the author of a number of bestselling young adult and children’s books. The relationship between Nathan Wilson and Rench is evident across a sprawling and lucrative enterprise which incorporates publishing, media production and real estate.
Guardian investigations have shown how Christ Church has accumulated power, concentrated in the hands of Douglas Wilson’s family and a small number of other individuals. The reporting has raised questions about the extent to which church-aligned businesses and crowdfunding campaigns may be advancing its agenda in the arena of popular culture. The pair have in recent years taken control of two Christ Church-associated businesses through LLCs which have limited legal and financial reporting obligations. Wilson’s son Nathan Wilson and his manager and close associate, Aaron Rench, have simultaneously been attempting to crowdfund a creationist nature documentary starring Douglas Wilson’s brother, Gordon, and have continued to market young adult fiction through a mainstream publisher. Prominent individuals within Christ Church are using television and book publishing to enter US popular culture and promote Christian messages.
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