Last day for the CSFF Blog tour featuring Randy Mortenson’s Newest release: Landon Snow and the Island of Arcanum. Publicized as a non-sorcerous alternative to the Harry Potter series, the Landon Snow novels use Biblical passages as the vehicle through which the Auctor — God — provides Landon with hints about his next adventure, and it is hope and faith,

This is the second day of the CSFF Blog Tour featuring R. K. Mortenson’s Landon Snow series, specifically the third book: Landon Snow and the Island of Arcanum. I ALWAYS wonder where authors get the ideas for their books. Mr. Mortenson shares the following on the Landon Snow website. The story behind the book. How did I begin writing Landon

I admit, I haven’t spent much time reading young adult or children’s books–even in SFF. And I wasn’t sure I wanted to participate in this blog tour. But I’m so glad that I did. First I explored the Landon Snow website and found it intriguing and inviting. The pages enticed me further into the adventure and then something HUGE dawned

Paul Baloche wants to be your friend! It’s Sunday. Seems like a good day to share this new CD by Paul Baloche. Before we moved to Oregon, we lived in Texas and attended the small country church where Paul is worship leader. Click on the CD Image above and have a listen. I hope it blesses your Sunday.

Okay, it’s seriously raining here in the Pacific Northwest. I noticed snow on the little mountains surrounding Grants Pass today, too. Oh, that mountain? That’s Mt. McLaughlin. . .not so little. The rain brings to mind a song. Beth.

If you’re not familiar with the acronym nanowrimo it means NAtional NOvel WRIting MOnth and takes place during the month of November. If you ask me, that’s one of the worst months to attempt such a project because the holidays are looming large. Nevertheless I committed to this task. But because I’m given to a type of rebellion that manifests