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The Second Shelf: In Defence of Christian Fiction (and Non-Fiction)
I recently attended a meeting at a church in my city. A large bookcase dominated one end of the small room, and my eyes were drawn to scan the titles stacked on its shelves as I waited for the meeting … Continue reading
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It Takes a Community: Lessons from a Cautionary Tale
Your book is your baby. And just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community to shape a book. So here, should you be interested, are the lessons to be learned from “Unhappily Ever After: … Continue reading
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Tagged book, cautionary tale, comfort zone, community, craft of writing, editor, feedback, imagination, learn, life experiences, new york times bestseller list, peer mentors, read, rejection, source of creativity, success, thick skin, village, wonder, write what you know, writer's conference, writer's group
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Unhappily Ever After: A Cautionary Tale
Once upon a time, a woman gave birth to a son, and carried him deep into a forest to raise him on her own. Not wanting him to have any influence in his life other than her own, she had … Continue reading
Into the Light
A new dawn. A new world. A new hope. Now after the Sabbath, toward the dawn of the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to see the tomb. 2 And behold, there was a great … Continue reading
The Second Day
What will happen now? Drops of dew cling to blades of grass. Fog shrouds the earth like the gauzy cloth they had wrapped around their master hours before, burying their hopes and dreams behind a huge, grey, immovable rock. Everything … Continue reading
Enter the Darkness
It was now about the sixth hour, and there was darkness over the whole land until the ninth hour, while the sun’s light failed. And Jesus uttered a loud cry and breathed his last. And the curtain of the temple … Continue reading
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Tagged curtain, darkness, hope, Jesus, joy, Son of God, temple
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Why I Do Lent
For the last thirty-three days (plus Sundays!), I have been walking around in a fog. Because this isn’t that unusual a state for me, it’s possible most people haven’t noticed, but for this time period, at least, there actually is … Continue reading
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Tagged coffee, cross, Easter, focal point, God, Jesus Christ, lent, preparation, sacrifice, self-denial
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Author Tag
You may or may not have noticed, but it’s been a while since I have posted here. I have taken a step back from social media in an attempt to evaluate whether I have something to offer that is worth … Continue reading
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Tagged author tag, Christian fiction, controversy, scarred, vigilante justice
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A Prayer for Canada by Sara Davison (reposted from July 2011)
Father God, As we raise high and wave our flag with pride today, fill us with gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy and for those who have sacrificed their lives so that we might have them. And fill us with … Continue reading
The Word Alive Press Publishing Contest – A Bright Light on the Publishing Horizon
Have I mentioned the publishing business is a tough one to break into? Actually, if you’ve spent two minutes in the presence of a writer or aspiring writer lately (or really, any time since the invention of the printing press) you’ve likely heard … Continue reading
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Tagged Just Write! Publishing Contest, the watcher, Word Alive Press
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