The Price of Trust
Carrie reviews debut novel, The Price of Trust, by Amanda Stephan.
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3 Books Worth Reading
Recent reads included My Name is Asher Lev and The Gift of Asher Lev by Chaim Potok and Crossing Oceans by Gina Holmes.
Recommendation: Fiction Writing for Dummies
Co-authors Randy Ingermanson (of Snowflake fame) and Peter Economy help authors at all levels with all parts of the writing process. From deciding which method of writing works best to identifying a target audience and writing a synopsis or query letter.
An Uncommon Crusade
Author Caron Guillo takes readers back to the thirteenth century as she chronicles the personal journeys of three young people from their native lands to the Holy Lands. Whether you like epic stories or novels in historic settings, this book will take hold of your imagination.
Character Arcs
I’ve heard this happens, but until today, it’s never happened to me. What is IT? Finding an answer to one of my writing questions that is so clear and concise, the only thing I can do is share the link. Randy Ingermanson published an article on his Advanced Fiction Writing …
Something to Share…
I subscribe to a daily meditation email from Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM). Each week day morning, A Slice of Infinity arrives fresh from the good people at RZIM. This morning’s was titled The Disappointing Grace of God and the subject was the fairness (justness) of God. But the topic …
Two Wonderful Blog Posts Today
I follow a handful of blogs through email subscriptions and read them regularly. Today, two of them included posts I found very relevant personally and thought many of you might like to read, as well. The first blog is Randy Ingermanson’s Advanced Fiction Writing blog. The post I read this …
Featured Writer: Michael Snyder
One of the fun things about being a writer (and there are many) is the opportunity to read good books. When I read for pleasure, I judge the success of the book on several things. My personal criteria are: How well does the book challenge me to do better in …