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Two Faces of My Reading Life by Maureen Lang
I love escaping into a story world that will allow me to experience all kinds of adventure, challenge, love, and growth. Inspirational novels take me a level deeper and even allow me to feel all over again the astonishing love … Continue reading
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About Writers’ Conferences by Kathi Macias
***The faculty (including myself, fourth from left) just before a panel discussion at the AV Christian Writers’ Conference this past weekend. I just returned from keynoting and teaching at a Christian writers’ conference. As conferences go, it was relatively small … Continue reading
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Being a Healthy Reader by Camy Tang
I will admit that I’m a very unhealthy reader. Why? Because I love eating while I read. It’s literally my favorite thing to do: curl up with a good book, a pot of tea, and some snack. And I’m not … Continue reading
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The Line Between Fair and Foolish by Vicki Hinze
The Line Between Fair and Foolish by Vicki Hinze © 2012, Vicki Hinze Sometimes in writing books for others to read, it’s hard to find the line between fair and foolish. Actually, sometimes the line is as clear as a … Continue reading
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What’s The Perfect Length?
I’ve heard it said that a well-written book is always too short and a poorly written one is always too long. Do you think that’s true? I admit that phrase reflects the way I feel. Right now I’m reading a … Continue reading
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Will There Be Novels In Heaven?
Do you wonder about that? I do, probably because I love to read and can’t imagine there not being stories in heaven. So, yes, I believe there will be stories in eternity. But I’m not sure we’ll find books there. … Continue reading
Want a good novel to read? Check out the Christy Finalists!
The list is here at Wynn-Wynn Media. He won’t toot his own horn, but congrats to Jim Rubart for his Christy nomination!
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Let He Who Has Ears Hear by Vicki Hinze (in for Hannah Alexander)
Recently I read a review on a work that made me think. I love it when that happens—and o f course, I had to read the book to see what (and how) it was written to evoke that emotional response … Continue reading
Fiction vs. NonFiction Popularity by Kathi Macias
I just returned from a lovely–albeit far too brief–visit to Canada, where I did the 100 Huntley Street program and thoroughly enjoyed it. I had a bit of a surprise, though, when I discovered that rather than discussing my newest … Continue reading
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Books in a Series: Print, Digital, or Library– Which Format Do You Choose? by Elizabeth Goddard
On my last post I mentioned I’d started reading THE HUNGER GAMES so that I could read it before seeing the movie. I still haven’t seen the movie but I’m hoping to remedy that today. I mentioned, too, that this … Continue reading
Is Reading Attached to your Happiness? by Maureen Lang
A friend of mine, author Sunni Jeffers, came across an interesting post that linked positive thinking to reading. Being an avid reader myself, it naturally made me wonder if I’m in a generally better frame of mind when I’m immersed … Continue reading
Plebeian Reading Tastes by Camy Tang
My name is Camy, and I have plebeian reading tastes. Yup, uncultured, unrefined, lowbrow, philistine reading tastes. My tastes do not run to poetic prose. I want the common, vulgar fiction known as popular fiction or genre fiction. No artfully … Continue reading
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