November 9, 2007 Book Winner!Congratulations, Melanie Dickerson! You’ve won Your Chariot Awaits! Please contact me with your snail mail address. Beth
November 6, 2007 Blog Tour: Informed ConsentSandra Glahn, ThM, teaches in the media arts program at Dallas Theological Seminary, where she edits the award-winning magazine Kindred Spirit. The author of six books and co-author of seven others, she is pursuing a PhD in Aesthetic Studies (Arts and Humanities) at the University of Texas at Dallas . She recently released her first solo medical suspense novel, Informed
November 6, 2007 Book Review: Your Chariot AwaitsI won’t announce the winner of Your Chariot Awaits until the end of this week. There’s still time to enter the drawing by posting a comment. Title: Your Chariot AwaitsAuthor: Lorena McCourtneyPublisher: Thomas NelsonISBN: 13-978-1-59554-279-3Genre: Mystery In the course of one week Andi McConnell turns sixty, loses her job, breaks up with her boyfriend, and receives an unexpected inheritance from
November 2, 2007 A Few Questions for Lorena McCourtneyI met Lorena several months ago when she sent me Stranded, the fourth book in her Ivy Malone series, to review. We discovered that we live in the same small town of Southern Oregon. It’s a blessing to know her and to have a writing buddy who lives nearby–something I didn’t have in Texas. So it’s with great pleasure that
October 31, 2007 Blogger’s Block?Just got home from th annual harvest party. The kids are wired with candy, their pupils are dilated. I am SO TIRED. Why do we do this to ourselves? I wonder the same thing as I research an article on writer’s block and I come across pages of articles on BLOGGERS BLOCK! Blogger’s Block? Why do we do this to
October 30, 2007 Marketing AdviceTricia Goyer shares some good marketing advice on Can Blog. I haven’t read much of this blog but maybe I need to! If you can only do two things. Also, consider hiring people (or bribing your kids) to help you. I’ve hire an assistant to help with my marketing. It’s a sacrifice, but deciding to eat in, instead of going