To read or engage with this post on SeriouslyWrite, click HERE. How do we balance the needs of our writing careers, our families, and our call to serve Christ in the church and in the wider community? All are part …
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If you’re like me, you prefer unique non-formulaic fiction. I hoped for this when I jumped at the chance to review A Trail of Crumbs by Susie Finkbeiner for Kregel Publishing. The book description and the setting caught me. When you …
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This post is featured on Seriously Write. To interact there, click here. With more than twelve million books on Amazon and a continual barrage of tips from experts about the ever-changing marketplace, we often pack our lives too full. We’re …
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Writing fiction transports me into another time and place. When I write, my mind is fully engaged in an imaginary world, experiencing the trauma and the joy of my people while I weave their actions and words into a story. …
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This post appears on Seriously Write. Click here to interact there. Never in my life did I ever want to have anything to do with XLS files. My idea of an Excel spreadsheet was entirely aesthetic. I liked the neat …
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This is the last day! Enter to win Fallen plus more than 25 fantastic Christian Fiction novels from an amazing collection of authors, PLUS A KINDLE FIRE! Enter now, so you don’t miss it! Enter the contest by clicking here: http://bit.ly/christian-fic …
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At 2:00 a.m., I wake in pain. Terror compresses my chest. The shadow of death feels near. Chronic illness does this. Something is wrong at the cellular level, and my subconscious knows this. Peering at my iPhone, I distract myself, …
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This Easter Week, I have a fun surprise that I’d like to share with you. I’ve teamed up with more than 25 fantastic Christian fiction authors to give away a huge collection of novels to 2 lucky winners, PLUS a …
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To engage with this post, go to Seriously Write. The familiar words jump out at me from my editor’s email. My novel has worked its way to the top of his pile. He is ready for my manuscript! My heart …
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You loved the book! You didn’t want it to end! When you read the last page your heart broke, because it was over. You sat contemplating what might have happened next and how that would affect the characters’ lives. Then …
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