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Books Must be Written in Solitude by James R. Coggins
Books—that is, creative books and fiction—cannot be written by a committee. They spring from one person’s unified vision. Adding a second or third writer only creates confusion. This does not mean that a writer can produce a book without all … Continue reading
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Tagged books, creativity, how books are written, inspiration, introverts, live deeply, Max Braithwaite, Scott Young, solitude, unified vision, writers
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Letting Go So Our Kids Can Shine!
Yes, I tend to write about motherhood. A lot. Why? I was/am a stay-at-home mom who homeschooled her children so, writing aside, that’s what I know best. Being the youngest of eight children, as my readers already know, has also … Continue reading
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Tagged adult children, Aging, anxiety, believe, book recs, books, children, Christian, depression, family, God's plan, grown children, grown kids, healing, kids, letting go, maturing, Maturity, mystery, Parenthood, Personal growth, Providence, psychology, read, reading, retirement, romantic suspsense thriller, second act, suspense
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Why Amazon is a Threat to Human Rights by James R. Coggins
Among the fundamental human rights are freedom of thought and freedom of expression. The first demands the second. There is not much point in having freedom of thought if you can’t express your thoughts. Thoughts are expressed in many ways. … Continue reading
A New Release by Patricia Bradley
I am preparing to drive to Nashville next week for the National Religious Broadcasters Conference where I will talk to podcasters, radio talk show hosts, and others about Christian Fiction and my books. I’ll also be signing copies of Fatal … Continue reading
I Wish I Was an English Lord by James R. Coggins
Three years ago, we moved. It was time. We had been in our previous house for almost thirty years, and we needed a new challenge. It was a time to re-evaluate—our habits, our activities, and our possessions. We gave away … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Ecclesiastes, God's books, God's Word, libraries, manor house, temporary, vanity
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5 Tips to Finding Books You’ll Love by Vicki Hinze
Tip 1. You know your favorite kinds of books. Look for authors who LOVE the same kinds. One mistake authors make is to write to the market or to attempt to write what they determine the next “big thing” will be … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Books You'll Love, choosing books, Christians Read, Vicki Hinze
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New Series: The Philanthropists
As you know, I love doing multi-author series. I’ve teamed up with Mary Alford, Ann Malley, Peggy Webb, Patricia Bradley and Kathy Carmichael in THE PHILANTHROPISTS! The Philanthropists is a series of suspense or romantic suspense stories that are short … Continue reading
What Kind Of Reader Are You? by Tara Randel
So many books, so little time! Long before I started writing, and then became a published author, I was a huge reader. Still am to this day. Some of my fondest memories are of going to the library in our … Continue reading
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Creative Procrastination by Yvonne Lehman
The Ladies’ Winter Bible Study, held in January and February on Tuesday mornings was nearing. “I don’t have time to go,” was my response to some friends. “I am so busy with writing and all that it entails. After all, … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Christian Books, Christian fiction, Christian life, Christians Read, Faith, fiction, God's love, Jesus, romance, Yvonne Lehman
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Giving God Your Whole Heart by Bridget A. Thomas
Do you want to have a stronger relationship with God in 2020? Do you long to draw closer to the Lord? If so, I invite you to check out my book Giving God Your Whole Heart. God is always there, … Continue reading
Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 4 of 4)
Opinion by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers [Read Part 1 here.] [Read Part 2 here.] [Read Part 3 here.] In Parts 1 and 2 of this four-part series, we looked at the research of Dr. … Continue reading
Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 3 of 4)
Opinion by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers [Read Part 1 here.] [Read Part 2 here.] In Parts 1 and 2 of this four-part series, I talked about the research of Dr. Catherine Posey, which showed … Continue reading
Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 2 of 4)
Opinion by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers [Read Part 1 here.] Good books nurture spiritual children. What does it mean for a child to be “spiritual”? I define a spiritual child as one … Continue reading
Unlocking Your Child’s Spirituality (Part 1 of 4)
by Jim Denney, author of Battle Before Time, Christian time travel adventure for young readers Gladys Hunt, author of Honey for a Child’s Heart, urges parents to give their children the gift of soaring to other times and places, the … Continue reading
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Tagged books, children, children's books, Gladys Hunt, Imagination, KidLit, parenting, reading, Richard Peck, Spirituality
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