How to Interpret Your Author’s Bizarre Behaviors Authors are weird. It’s okay. We know. No need to beat around the bush. Author brains are wired to interpret reality differently from people who [ Read More ]
Nancy Drew Clues Did you gobble up all the Nancy Drew stories as a child? Did you have favorites you returned to again and again? Many of my friends did. I’ve always been a voracious reader, but [ Read More ]
When a Bestseller Surprises You Can I be honest? Many times, the books I read fall into two categories. The first is made up of personal favorites, the books I reread when I want to escape, relax, [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – by Jamie Hulker
I love to read. Somewhere between ministry, writing, teaching, traveling, and just life, the stack of books I want to read seems to grow much faster than the stack I’ve actually finished. But [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Helena Smrcek
Finding Hope in the Small Things Have you ever noticed that the biggest moments in life often begin with something very small? A kind word from a stranger. A handwritten note tucked into a mailbox. [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Barb Britton
The early pages of my life were void of God. I grew up in a wonderful family, a moral family, but we didn’t own a Bible or go to church. I didn’t have a concept of a Creator, or that my sins we [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Maureen Miller
I’ve loved story for as long as I can remember. My earliest memories stem from childhood, when I was a mere tot of two. Day after day, Momma and I swung on the front porch of our downtown-Dayton [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Sara Davison
On Story Collections and Playing With Other Genres I’ve always wanted to write books, and night after night spent reading The Bobbsey Twins with a flashlight under the covers nudged me in the dir [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Ronda Wells
My parents claimed I memorized the Mother Goose book by age two. Not that I was reading it, mind you. Mom read to me; Dad did too, but as a teacher/preacher he was a constant reader. I come from a [ Read More ]