A place to learn more about writing fiction by viewing and receiving critiques on submissions under 1,500 words, any genre of Christian fiction.
Recent PostsI can't believe the ACFW conference is in a month! So little time to prepare.I've hardly written at all this summer. It just hasn't been a good summer for writing. I had to cancel my editor appointments because my WIP won't be ready to pitch. But the...
Growing up, illness was something that was hush-hush in my family. If a relative was seriously ill, my parents kept it from us kids. We overheard--or sensed--just enough to let our imaginations paint a much more dire picture than the reality. This pr...
The Other Side of Darkness by Melody Carlson; Multnomah, September, 2008 Genre: General fictionIn her author’s note, Melody Carlson explains that in writing The Other Side of Darkness she wanted to explore the question of how a Christian can get l...
Searching for Spice by Megan DiMaria; published by Tyndale, April 2008 Genre: Contemporary fiction Linda has come to the unwelcome realization that her marriage is boring. With the demands of job and teenage children, the relationship has b...
Turns out my brother had 730-some books. I'd estimate that just over half are pictured above. So this project took longer to finish than I thought.But now all the books are alphabetized, separated into genre, cataloged, and and in shallow little boxe...
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I am not sure if this is the place to ask this question but here goes.
We are looking for other blogs on Christian drama in order to link. Seems like there isnt any available.
If anyone knows of Christian drama blogs please let me know at contactus@dramashare.org
Thanks
I find your site very helpful and informative. Your critiques will certainly guide readers as they choose books to read. In my country, books are very expensive and one has to choose only one or two from among shelves of possible books. A review will help in making that choice.
I find your site very helpful and informative. Your critiques will certainly guide readers as they choose books to read. In my country, books are very expensive and one has to choose only one or two from among shelves of possible books. A review will help in making that choice.
Blogging is something I am not used to. My wife, Esther and I are happy to share our stories and my poems online. We also have two juvenile novels and one adult novel (no swearing) coming out soon by SynergEbooks. God bless everyone, from Richard and Esther in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada.
