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It’s a God Thing

September 18, 2014 By Karen Witemeyer

Isn't it amazing how we can look back at certain events or circumstances in our lives and see the hand of God at work? What a faith-builder! I believe this is what God wants his children to do--remember the way he has blessed us in the past so that we will trust him with our future. Noah was given a rainbow to remember how God spared him and his family from the flood. The Israelites were given … [Read more...]

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The Gorilla in the Phone Booth

September 10, 2014 By Robin Lee Hatcher

On Sunday afternoon, I finished writing my 74th book. Well, "finished" might be stretching the truth a little. I still need to add more scenes and lengthen the letters that make up a secondary story line. And that's just what I know it needs. My editors are sure to come up with more suggestions. On Monday, I chatted with my agent who had already started reading the book, and I was reminded of … [Read more...]

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Just a Regular Day in the Life of a Writer

September 5, 2014 By Jody Hedlund

Recently in an interview, I was asked to share what a "regular" day looks like in my home. I can honestly say that I don't have "regular" days. In fact, I don't really know if "regular" days actually exist or if they're a thing of fairy tales! But in answering the question, I had to give a glimpse into my family's daily life. Since fall has just started, I decided to give a snapshot of my daily … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Family, Writing Tagged With: Daily Life, Jody Hedlund, Summer Trips

Why I Love Writing About World War II

September 3, 2014 By Tricia Goyer

Growing up my favorite uncle was my Uncle Joe. He was a bachelor and lived in a small house in the mountain town of Weed, California. Uncle Joe had a beautiful garden and a house plant with vines so long that they wrapped around his kitchen. He bought us kids mini cans of 7-up, and he always had records with Mexican music playing. He had so many records that they were stacked from floor to ceiling … [Read more...]

Filed Under: History, Writing Tagged With: cara putman, Christian fiction, Christmas, novells, Sara Sundin, Tricia Goyer, World War II, WWII veterans

10 Things I’ve Learned After 30+ Years & 70+ Books

August 27, 2014 By Robin Lee Hatcher

Do you love to make lists? I do. I write all kinds of lists. Bucket Lists. Grocery Lists. Deadline Lists. Although the following list was written from the perspective of author talking to author, I think many of these lessons learned as a published author apply to life in general and will be of interest to readers too. So here's my list of things I've learned after over thirty years in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: giveaway, lists, Love Without End

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