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, by Sharon Wilharm
Last month The Amazing Crab Alley Revival—my debut novel—released to the world. The week after its release, I turned sixty. As a young girl dreaming of someday being a novelist, I never could h [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Debb Hackett
Oh the places you’ll go. Why do you read books? To learn, to be distracted to be entertained? To relax or be be lulled to sleep? I like to fall asleep reading, but I always go back and read w [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – by Amy Williams
How do you know that what you’re reading honors God? That’s a difficult question, isn’t it? On the surface, perhaps it sounds like an easy answer, but it might be more challenging than you th [ Read More ]
Pages of My Life – Lyneta Smith
Dog-Eared Days of Summer Summer reads hit differently than stories we enjoy cozied up by the fire in winter or the brainy back-to-school tomes we enjoy in the fall. The sun lingers in the sky, so r [ 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 – by Renee Leonard Kennedy
It was the summer brokenness caught up with my family, that year 2022. I’d rented a beach house on the water, an outrageous move coming off a grand-finale of losses, culminating in a separation a [ Read More ]