Euripides said that you can judge a man by the company he keeps. You might be able to extend the principle such that you can judge a writer by the company he keeps. Stephen Court keeps great company, by both measures, and counts among his co-authors General William Booth, General Eva Burrows, Commissioners Wesley Harris, Joe Noland, and Jim Knaggs, Colonels Henry Gariepy, Janet Munn, and Frances Longino, Majors Danielle Strickland and Geoff Webb and Genevieve Peterson and Charles Roberts, Captains Rowan Castle, Pete Brookshaw, and Andre Togo, Lieutenants Olivia Munn-Shirsath and Xander Coleman, Aaron White, Wesley Campbell, James Thompson, Steve Bussey, Phil Laeger, and Esther Atkins - a whole Army's worth of ranks. We think he has the most co-authors on Amazon. His books have been translated into eight languages. Stephen Court has these '&Court' titles:

Storm The Forts, with Charles Roberts

Incendiary, with Andre Togo

God And Toast, with Genevieve Peterson and Esther Atkins

Drug Of Choice, with Jim Knaggs

STAYED, with Phil Laeger

Jesus Christ! with Pete Brookshaw

Go For Souls, with Frances Longino

Army on its Knees, with Janet Munn

High Counsel, with Joe Noland

A Field for Exploits, with Eva Burrows

Boundless, with Danielle Strickland

Tsunami of the Spirit, with Joe Noland

Blood And Fireworks, with Xander Coleman

Warfare Prayer, with Janet Munn

Leading The War, with Jim Knaggs

Holy! with Peter Brookshaw

Greater Things, with James Thompson

Charge! with Joe Noland

Reinventing The Movement, with Joe Noland

Articles Of War, with William Booth

Be a Hero, with Wesley Campbell

Proverbial Leadership, with Wesley Harris

Revolution, with Aaron White

The Uprising, with Olivia Munn

One Thing, with Jim Knaggs

One Day, with Jim Knaggs

One Army, with Jim Knaggs

Hallmarks of The Salvation Army, with Henry Gariepy

Holiness Incorporated, with Geoff Webb and Rowan Castle

General Counsel, with Joe Noland

Revivals, Revivalism, And The Salvation Army, with Wesley Harris and Steve Bussey

Salvationism 101, with Danielle Strickland

Boston Common (editor)

To Seize This Day Of Salvation, by Paul A. Rader and Kay F. Rader (editor)

Danielle Strickland is currently based in Toronto, Canada. Her aggressive compassion has served people firsthand in countries all over the world. From establishing Justice Departments for The Salvation Army to launching Global anti-trafficking initiatives, to creating new movements to mobilize people towards transformational living. Danielle trains, advocates, and inspires people to live differently.

Danielle is the author of 5 books with her most recent being The Ultimate Exodus: Finding Freedom From What Enslaves You and The Zombie Gospel: The Walking Dead and What it means to be Human. She is host of DJStrickland Podcast, Co-founder of Infinitum, Amplify Peace, Brave Global and Women Speakers Collective.