Completed Works

In 1990, Christine established Britika Fine Arts, named for her daughters Britt and Erika. Christine has participated in numerous art fairs in the San Diego area including the Art Festival in the Village of La Jolla.

Her artwork and prose titled Cherry Blossom Trees was incorporated into the website for the University of Washington Alumni Association’s Cherry Blossom Tree Project, from April of 2004 to 2009.

Christine’s completed dialogue titled “LIGHT BEAMS AND RAINBOWS” was inspired by Walter Isaacson’s book titled Einstein His Life and His Universe. This exciting and tension-filled dialogue features an artist/writer and Einstein traveling on two light beams in space. LIGHT BEAMS AND RAINBOWS, Christine Marie Stenstrom, Author, Certificate of Registration, United States Copyright Office, issued May 17, 2012, for unpublished completed works.

“White Stones of Pompeii”, Copyright © 2008, 2017, 2020. Christine Marie Stenstrom, Author, Certificate of Registration: United States Copyright Office: “Effective Date of Registration: October 06, 2021: Registration Decision Date: January 03, 2022” “Completed/Publication Works: 2020”. All rights reserved.

“Forward” section: “White Stones of Pompeii” is a historical fiction novel that takes place during one of the most explosive and extraordinary times in human history – the mid-Roman Empire during the period of the First Century A.D.

“Beginning in the mid-60’s A.D., this dramatic story focuses on a well-traveled, prominent architect and builder, the self-assured Architekton, his family, and household members, who struggle to keep their identity hidden as Jewish-Christians under the despotic Roman rule. Their migration from Jerusalem to Corinth, Pompeii, and Asia Minor will unravel their privileged life.” (“Forward” section assisted by Erik Bork, screen writer and consultant.)

It is at this time in Pompeii that Mt. Vesuvius erupts in 79 A.D. An introduction to the narrative provides a startling glimpse into the history, culture, and religious features of this era. Ms. Stenstrom ‘s historical fiction narrative features forty descriptive chapter titles.