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What Sort of Reader Are You? by Kathi Macias
I’m never shocked (though certainly disappointed) by a negative review of one of my books. As the old saying goes, you can’t please all the people all the time. But I must admit that I am more than slightly surprised … Continue reading
The Future’s So Bright…I’ve Gotta Read a Book
Happy first day of summer! I don’t know about where you live, but it’s already felt like summer for quite a while here in Texas. Sunny. Bright. Hot. People are sharing photos of their vacation trips to the lake, beach, … Continue reading
Posted in Honored Alumni, Lynette Sowell, Uncategorized
Tagged books, Bookstores, Lynette Sowell, Self Publishing, vacation
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Those Super Feelings by Julie Arduini
I have a confession. I am a Superman superfan. Not quite in the Nicholas Cage department where I named my son Kal-El, but I remember watching the Christopher Reeve version as a child and becoming swept up in the story, … Continue reading
Posted in Julie Arduini, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, Clark Kent, Faith, Julie Arduini, Lois and Clark, Metropolis, Mike Huckabee, Smallville, Superman
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Small Town Class–by Hannah Alexander
After forty years, our small class from our small town where I still live today continues to love to get together for a weekend, laugh a lot, cry … Continue reading
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Tagged class reunions, fun parties, possibilities
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WHY WE DO THE THINGS WE DO by Vicki Hinze
Honestly, I started to add an “or not” to the end of the title of this article. What makes us do or not do anything? “It depends” is as close to the truth as I’ve managed to get. Something … Continue reading
Que Sera Sera, or… by Yvonne Lehman
Que Sera Sera Or as Doris Day (back in my day!) sang it, “Whatever will be, will be.” I’m not sure that’s theologically sound, but that’s not the point of this anyway. What I’m getting at is, some things just … Continue reading
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Tagged Christians Read, filmmaking, Lori Marett, Meant to Be, persevere, scriptwriting, Yvonne Lehman
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What Are You Reading? by Elizabeth Goddard
Since I turned in my novel at the first of this month, I have a little extra time to catch up on reading. Funny that reading voraciously is what drove me to write, and now with writing, I hardly have … Continue reading
Posted in Elizabeth Goddard, Susan May Warren, Uncategorized
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Last night in a dream . . . by Maureen Lang
Every day, I receive in my email inbox a lovely, colorful, compelling, or fascinating photo enhanced by a Bible verse. Although I set aside time to read the Scripture on a daily basis, this is one email I always, always … Continue reading
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Tagged clash entertainment, daily scripture verses
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Growth Pains by Kristen Heitzmann
Well, friends, I am finally revising my very first historical series that has been out of print for some time. I’ll be bringing them out as e-books, with possibly a print-on-demand option. I’m really excited, but let me tell you, … Continue reading
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The Finished Manuscript by Tara Randel
There is nothing more rewarding to an author than sending the finished manuscript to the editor. After months of living in the world I’ve created, agonizing over word choices, scene placement, pace, creating believable characters, and reading the manuscript through … Continue reading
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Tagged author, manuscript, Tara Randel, writing life
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Three Suggestions for Graduates
In NE Ohio, many high school graduations already took place, or will this weekend. There are days my own commencement seems like yesterday, and then the calendar reminds me the day I threw my cap so high I never found … Continue reading
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