It appears that it’s cover reveal week! And today’s cover reveal is for another novella collection! If you’re not familiar with the Very Bookish novella series, you’re missing out. We have: and now we have the final novella: Ready to see the full cov...

Hello, hello, hello!! Welcome to the cover reveal for Springtime in Surrey: a Wild Blue Wonder Press anthology!!! Because you’ve probably already seen the cover if you’re on social media, and because if you haven’t seen the cover I want to keep you i...

Hey, guys! Long time no see, I know, and I’ve been really spasmodic on here—relying exclusively on prewritten and prescheduled stuff. But I’m finally able to get back into blogging, and we’re starting with a tag! Because that’s a lot less intimidatin...

Dear Writer, Perhaps you are struggling right now in your writing. The “muse” seems to have abandoned you. The words won’t come… or the ones that do are shallow and silly and pointless. Maybe you pounded out a stray storyline that seemed to lead you...

I have recently discovered that not everyone likes crying over a book. 😮 In fact, some rate a book lower because it made them cry! I, on the other hand, have opinions whether or not a book will make me cry before I pick it up. If I thought it wouldn...

I started Bible School this year and began an Old Testament Survey, which required reading all of Genesis and Exodus in about four weeks. Reading it so quickly, like a novel, I noticed things I have never noticed before, but I came away with one espe...

Originally posted on Light in the Tunnel: Seven months ago, the world lost one of its greatest women. Today would have been her 97th birthday. I almost get emotional just thinking about it. Last week, when I watching a documentary that briefly touche...

We don’t know much about you. Who you were. What you were like. You might have filled some stereotypes… strong Roman, used to a luxurious lifestyle, buried in Israel by choice or by fate, atheist or bowing to the Roman gods, despising and confused by...

Does reading have rules? I accidentally posed myself the question today and had to think about it for a minute. Obviously, there’s the rules where you have to know the letters and the language—learning to read has its own set of rules. It’s important...

Disclaimer: All I have to say is NOT because of any specific book in particular. I have been thinking of this for a long time and meaning to say it. This is in no way pointing out a specific book or author. It’s my own musings and convictions and NOT...