…Or even if you didn’t, there’s is a resounding need for your review. People tell me all the time that the loved Infinity’s Reach, or Tom Horn, or The Champion, or If Tomorrow Comes. That’s great; I appreciate their comments. But it doesn’t help me anywhere as much as if they were to take time … More If You Liked The Book…
Here’s the final installation of my six points of belief taken from The Great Adventure Manifesto: I will do my best to put it in the context of a modern, secular world, in an attempt to balance the need for education, science, consumerism, and technology as well as a conscience, a belief in God and … More A God for a Modern World: The Great Adventure Manifesto #3
I believe that we limit God much more than He limits himself, and that our understanding of God is limited because we are afraid to test the boundaries of our understanding. My writing will intentionally challenge those boundaries, and even though I may make mistakes in how I view and present Him, will continually pursue … More An Infinite God: #5 in The Great Adventure Manifesto
My students today are always surprised when they discover that I used to be a singer, actually a pretty good singer. All through college and the first 15 years of my career, I sang solos, in duets and trios, and in larger groups. I also wrote music for quite a while. I chose my college … More The Bravest Thing I Ever Did
The China Pandemic (Graham’s Resolution: Book 1) by A.R. Shaw. 268 pages. This was a great story. It was also poorly written. There. That about sums up my review. But wait, there’s more. First a summary of the book (from Amazon’s description): “What the world dreads most has happened– because of a mutated avian bird … More Review: “The China Pandemic” by A. R. Shaw
The Great Adventure Belief #6: I will present the idea that science and faith need each other, and that each can provide Truth in its own way. I also believe, and will communicate, that in the end we will discover that there was no disagreement between science and faith, that all that needed correcting was … More Meeting In the Middle: #6 in The Great Adventure Manifesto
Life is what happens while you’re making other plans. –John Lennon I started teaching college level sixteen years ago after a two-decade career as an editor. My goal was to train–and motivate–future Christian writers. Most of the students I deal with find writing a bore, a chore, and would rather be playing basketball. Once … More …And Then Life Happens.
Well, I have a couple of bits of good news that I would like to share today. Actually three. After three weeks of just trying to get started on a new school year, I am back to working on my new book about Jonathan. I am using the working title Chosen, but I am not … More Good News
My recent interview by Celeste perrino Walker–and my subsequent interview of her–started something very positive. Celeste used the term “indie Christian” to refer to a new type of Christian novel that is just beginning. I hope to help promote all promising indie authors, but especially those who are writing along Christian themes. Here is my … More Crooked Lines: An Interview with Author Holly Michael
Point #2 from The Great Adventure Manifesto: In the time I have left upon this earth, I will do my best to share my view of what it means to have a personal God and a daily relationship with Him. My writing will—in large part or small—reflect what I believe is an honest portrayal of … More What Really Matters
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