Did Someone Say ‘Christmas Songs’?
What Christmas songs are most meaningful or memorable for you? In this post, I look at some that reflect the true meaning of Christmas for me.
Using Suspense Elements to Spice up any Fiction Genre
Suspense techniques can be used to spice up any fiction genre. In this post, I focus specifically on the ticking bomb and the locked room.
Fixing Logistical Problems in Fiction
Follow these tips to avoid those troublesome logistical problems and inconsistencies in your stories.
Palette of Grace: An Anthology With a Difference
‘Palette of Grace’ is an inspiring Christian anthology of short fiction, nonfiction, memoir and poetry. In this post, we hear from the editors and some of the contributors.
Helping Others Now
It’s easy to put off doing good to others. But believing in God’s word means nothing if we don’t put it into practice.
A Van, A Drama, A Prayer
A broken-down van on a Mexican outreach almost saw us miss our international flights. But God was working a miracle behind the scenes.
Hospitality as a Ministry
Hospitality is sometimes undervalued as a ministry, but it can be just as important in sharing God’s love with the world.
Mazzy Adams: Interview with a Genre Rebel
In this interview, Mazzy Adams talks about her debut novel ‘Licence to Die’, and the intersection of faith, ethics, technology and meaning.
Barabbas or Jesus?
In the lead-up to the first Easter, the people had to decide which of two prisoners should be released: Jesus or Barabbas. 2000 years later, we still have a choice to make.
Hope and Diversity in YA Literature: Author Interview with Susan J. Bruce
In this post, I interview author Susan J. Bruce about her debut novel ‘Running Scared’, and the importance of hope and diversity in young adult fiction.
Combatting Negativity on Social Media
Social media has many advantages, but it can also be a feeding ground for negativity. In this post, I share some tips for making your corner of social media more positive.
Ooh La La: Why Am I Learning French?
I’m learning a little French to help keep my brain active, prepare me for future trips to Canada, and help me with a subplot for my novel. Read my post for all the juicy details.