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Sunday, June 22, 2008. Amy Krouse Rosenthal Is Wonderful. How do you say Thank you! The usual suspects pithy card, fine chocolates, elegant Moleskine suffice. But most authors silently wish you’d put aside the gifts and, if you want to really show your gratitude, publicize their book. And so I want to say my thank you. About three years ago, Lisa Samson read and recommended Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life. In trade paper and I picked one up to show Mark. (To praise, not scoff.) And like that Dah...But i...

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f a i t h * i n * f i c t i o n: Status and Tension

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Monday, November 28, 2005. It’s been hit-or-miss around here, hasn’t it? I didn’t even manage to post a Thanksgiving message before bolting for the holidays. For that I’m sorry. I suspect you were all able to endure the holiday just fine without a short post from me listing all the things for which I’m thankful or making a lame joke about tryptophan. We’re in a bit of short story purgatory here. Still waiting on a few things and then we’ll begin looking at the actual stories themselves. Mick Silva is cur...

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f a i t h * i n * f i c t i o n: Year End Favorites

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Wednesday, December 12, 2007. These aren't the best of the year. Just some of the best of what I took in. Then We Came to the End. The Raw Shark Texts. By Richard Russo - No, it wasn't his best, but I always love losing myself in his worlds. The only other movie we saw in the theater was Stardust. And the book was just so much better. And Life in the Undergrowth. So You Think You Can Dance. Is decent. And he's still incredible live. Arcade Fire's Neon Bible. Came close to Funeral. To discover compelling ...

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f a i t h * i n * f i c t i o n: Consider Us Flattered

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Monday, March 10, 2008. Posted by David at 3:12:00 PM. Talk More at the Discussion Board. To discover compelling voices in Christian fiction. And, hopefully, to publish them. To further the conversation on faith and fiction. Because we need voices outside the chorus to reach the many who've tuned us out. My name is Dave. I am a fiction acquisitions editor at this publishing house. Come join the conversation. A deeper, topical look at the nuts and bolts of writing. 4 Days on Dense Writing. Writing to a Ne...

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f a i t h * i n * f i c t i o n: Series vs. Stand-Alone: Part I

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Friday, June 09, 2006. Series vs. Stand-Alone: Part I. Here's a random stab at something. (Based on my own experiences and what I see from others.). I did this with Ezekiel's Shadow. I had pretty grand intentions to write (linked) novels based around each of the characters from the writer's group. And I see many, many, many proposals in which there's a paragraph explaining books 2 and 3 that will follow. (Or sometimes, to my dismay, books 2 through 15.). If you only read Relentless. Next week we'll spend...

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f a i t h * i n * f i c t i o n: Establishing a Career as a Writer: Part I

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Thursday, March 09, 2006. Establishing a Career as a Writer: Part I. I am back. Hopefully you are, too. Also, when I talk about a career as a writer, I’m talking about giving yourself the opportunity to successfully publish books. I am not necessarily talking about becoming Tom Clancy or even reaching success that means you will only write novels. Most authors have a secondary source of income teaching, writing articles, or (gasp! My first piece of advice today is: Complete your first novel. Finishing a ...

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On My Mind: January 2006

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Thoughts on Writing and Life from Author Annette Smith. Friday, January 27, 2006. For example. Two women. Both of them my friends. One admiring the other's enormous red purse. First woman. "Sure do like your purse.". Second woman. Owner of the purse. "Yeah. It's okay. But I wish it was bigger. You can't get nice big purses like you used to.". First woman. "Why would you need a purse bigger than that one? What else do you need that you can't carry in this one? Dog woman. Articulating each individual w...

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Christian Novels: Gone Without a Trace by Patricia Bradley

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Then this is the blog for you! Abbi Hart, sister of blog founder Katie Hart, discusses all aspects of Christian novels. Wednesday, July 15, 2015. Gone Without a Trace by Patricia Bradley. Award-winning author Patricia Bradley keeps readers on the edge of their seats as they anticipate the outcome of the case- and the relationship between Livy and Alex- which is anything but certain. There were a couple instances where the characters would explain why doing something a certain way wouldn't work and they'd...

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Christian Novels: Waiting on Wednesday #174: The Mistress of Tall Acre

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Then this is the blog for you! Abbi Hart, sister of blog founder Katie Hart, discusses all aspects of Christian novels. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Waiting on Wednesday #174: The Mistress of Tall Acre. Hosted by Breaking the Spine. Waiting On" Wednesday is a weekly event that spotlights upcoming releases that we're. This week's pre-publication "can't-wait-to-read" selection is:. The Mistress of Tall Acre by Laura Frantz. Revell-September 8, 2015. Why I Want It. Time period I enjoy? Posted by Abbi Hart.

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Sorta Awe-tistic: July 2006

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Life is never what you thought it'd be. Saturday, July 29, 2006. Irritating Fictional Artists I Love. I've been recommending The Horse's Mouth. To a certain somebody. For a couple of months. Right now she's reading Chesterton's take on artists. I should read Chesterton, too, but the regional. Library near my home hasn't any Chesterton on its fiction shelves. (It's a lovely building, but it's collection is ever so lame, and I haven't the brain cells to properly lament what that means just now.). This past...

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Abundant Blessings in Review: March 2007

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Abundant Blessings in Review. Sunday, March 25, 2007. A Valley of Betrayal- A Review. History. The word brings about strong feelings you either love it or hate it. What I’ve learned though is that most people who claim to hate it usually had a teacher who focused on dates and names and forgot that history is full of people, personalities, and amazing grace. Hasn’t forgotten that. And she proves it again with her latest book A Valley of Betrayal. As I read A Valley of Betrayal. However, Tricia uniquely wr...

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Abundant Blessings in Review: August 2006

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Abundant Blessings in Review. Saturday, August 12, 2006. I love history. I have since I was little and my dad would tell me stories about when he was in World War II. Of course, he was careful about sharing things a child shouldn’t know. Was careful, too. She skillfully shared a part of the war that, to my knowledge, hasn’t been widely known. Without overly graphic intent, she opened my eyes to the horrors, the truth and bravery of my parents’ generation. And she did it well. Posted by Jenny @ 4:54 PM.

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Abundant Blessings: Christmas Miracles, an Interview and a Chance at a Prize

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Sunday, November 15, 2009. Christmas Miracles, an Interview and a Chance at a Prize. I am so excited to be able to post today! My story, Ian's Christmas Gift. Is included in a wonderful collection of Christmas stories titled Christmas Miracles. Many ordinary people experience Christmas miracles—those special moments during the season of giving and receiving when Christmas becomes more than just a holiday. In Christmas Miracles (St. Martin’s Press, October 2009), Cecil Murphey and Marl...Cec: Marley, it's...

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Abundant Blessings: July 2007

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Saturday, July 28, 2007. To All the Dogs I've Loved Before. I'm a dog lover. Okay, so I like cats, too, but, for their own safety, I do not own any while I live in the same house with my husband. (Don't boo and hiss- he has to have at least one flaw! Does He stroke my head like I did Pugsley's that day? Since then I've looked differently at my canine friends and I've received a few life lessons in the process. Jack could just tell when I was sad and liked to rest next to me. KD was sure she she was human.

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Abundant Blessings: May 2007

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Monday, May 28, 2007. Interview with Trish Perry. I recently had the pleasure of reading a new book, Too Good to Be True. Is an award winning writer and editor of Ink and the Spirit. A quarterly newsletter of the Capital Christian Writers. Organization in the Washington DC, area. She has published numerous short stories, essays, devotionals and poetry in Christian and general market media, and she is a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers. TP: Thanks for featuring me, Jenny! JC: What is a typ...

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Abundant Blessings: Interview with Michelle Sutton

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Monday, September 15, 2008. Interview with Michelle Sutton. I first met Michelle Sutton. In person when I picked her up at a mall. Okay, so there’s more to the story and to be honest, we’d seen each other before, but not had as much time to talk as we did that day when we left Metro Center and drove to our CWOW. Is now available. So, I thought you might like to get a taste of what this busy gal is like. Please welcome, Michelle Sutton! AB: Hey, Michelle! How did you get started? MS: I hooked up with my p...

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Sunday, June 22, 2008. Amy Krouse Rosenthal Is Wonderful. How do you say Thank you! The usual suspects pithy card, fine chocolates, elegant Moleskine suffice. But most authors silently wish you’d put aside the gifts and, if you want to really show your gratitude, publicize their book. And so I want to say my thank you. About three years ago, Lisa Samson read and recommended Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life. In trade paper and I picked one up to show Mark. (To praise, not scoff.) And like that Dah...But i...

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Thursday, July 30, 2015. Heeey, really sorry for not posting anything this past few days. I know I have a pledge to keep, so I'll keep it now. Ten days later. Still a good pledge though. So, number three on the pledge, a favourite of mine: Minority Report. I never wrote about this movie before and I don't really know why, because it's pretty amazing. And should a person be automatically arrested because of the intent to commit murder (even if it is a crime of passion)? Sunday, July 19, 2015. Series were ...