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The Goblin and the Dancer – Guest Post – The Theme Of The Steadfast Tin Soldier

By admin September 18, 2021 September 19, 2021 Uncategorized

So honored to be posting one of my very first guest posts!

Thank you for featuring me, Sawyer! Head on over to Sundrop Girls (click on blog name) to read my post. I’m diving into the themes of Hans Christian Anderson’s original tale . . . or rather my Christian interpretation. I think thoughts on steadfastness are needed today more than ever. I hope you enjoy.

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Author Interview With Mae Heller

By admin September 16, 2021 September 19, 2021 Uncategorized

I was very excited to be interviewed by Mae Heller! Today I’m sharing the most challenging part of writing a villain, advice for fairy tale writers, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

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Author Interview With Kylie Hunt

By admin September 14, 2021 September 19, 2021 Uncategorized

I greatly enjoyed being interviewed by Kylie Hunt! In this interview, I’m sharing who my favorite character is from The Goblin and the Dancer, details about my writing process, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

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Author Interview With Abigail Falanga

By admin September 11, 2021 September 19, 2021 Uncategorized

I had so much fun being interviewed by Abigail Falanga. Today I’m talking about what scene from The Goblin and the Dancer was my favorite to write, what fairy tale I’ve always wanted to retell but haven’t yet, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

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The Goblin and the Dancer – Blog Tour

By admin September 10, 2021 September 19, 2021 Uncategorized

It’s release day!

Nearly nineteen months in the making, I am so happy to say that my latest book is finally here!

**Please welcome my latest book, The Goblin and the Dancer, to the great big world!**

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Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag (2021 Edition)

By admin August 31, 2021 September 15, 2021 Uncategorized

All authors love books, so it didn't seem off-brand or inappropriate to grace this blog with something a little more lighthearted and bookish!

When I saw this tag floating around the blogosphere, I knew I had to jump onboard.

And now, without further ado, the reading highlights of 2021 . . . so far.

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INTRODUCING: THE GOBLIN AND THE DANCER!

By admin July 14, 2021 August 31, 2021 Uncategorized

Newsletter subscribers will already know all about this, BUT WHEN DID I EVER HESITATE TO REPEAT MYSELF?

The answer is never.

Anyway . . . I’M RELEASING A NEW BOOK!!!!

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Clean Fiction – A Door To Community: The Clean Fiction Blog Tour

By admin March 26, 2021 March 27, 2021 Uncategorized

For as long as I can remember, my family has enjoyed stories together.

The bulk of these stories have been, by and large, clean fiction.

For us, clean opened the door to community. Clean meant that both parents and children could enjoy a story together, instead of being separated into individual reading experiences by the barrier of content.

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Writing For All Eternity

By admin January 8, 2021 January 8, 2021 Uncategorized

Every writer (or ANY creative, for that matter) has struggled with the disappointment of not having the time or energy to write.

I know how hard it can be.

This post is for you. I hope it encourages you.

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For The Love Of Robots: Why Humans Love Stories About Non-Humans

By admin May 25, 2020 January 8, 2021 Uncategorized

There is a universalism to certain story elements. Man, woman, or child – of varying creed, background, or ethnicity – are drawn to the identical elements over and over again.

The reason? Because “eternity has been set in the hearts of men” (Ecclesiastics 3:11). Every story element we know is rooted in a spiritual truth that resonates with every human being that has ever lived because it reminds us of who we are and Who created us.

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The Goblin and the Dancer – Guest Post – The Theme Of The Steadfast Tin Soldier

So honored to be posting one of my very first guest posts!

Author Interview With Mae Heller

I was very excited to be interviewed by Mae Heller! Today I’m sharing the most challenging part of writing a villain, advice for fairy tale writers, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

Author Interview With Kylie Hunt

I greatly enjoyed being interviewed by Kylie Hunt! In this interview, I’m sharing who my favorite character is from The Goblin and the Dancer, details about my writing process, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

Author Interview With Abigail Falanga

I had so much fun being interviewed by Abigail Falanga. Today I’m talking about what scene from The Goblin and the Dancer was my favorite to write, what fairy tale I’ve always wanted to retell but haven’t yet, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

The Goblin and the Dancer – Blog Tour

It’s release day!

Nearly nineteen months in the making, I am so happy to say that my latest book is finally here!

**Please welcome my latest book, The Goblin and the Dancer, to the great big world!**

Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag (2021 Edition)

INTRODUCING: THE GOBLIN AND THE DANCER!

Newsletter subscribers will already know all about this, BUT WHEN DID I EVER HESITATE TO REPEAT MYSELF?

The answer is never.

Anyway . . . I’M RELEASING A NEW BOOK!!!!

Clean Fiction – A Door To Community: The Clean Fiction Blog Tour

For as long as I can remember, my family has enjoyed stories together.

The bulk of these stories have been, by and large, clean fiction.

For us, clean opened the door to community. Clean meant that both parents and children could enjoy a story together, instead of being separated into individual reading experiences by the barrier of content.

Writing For All Eternity

Every writer (or ANY creative, for that matter) has struggled with the disappointment of not having the time or energy to write.

I know how hard it can be.

This post is for you. I hope it encourages you.

For The Love Of Robots: Why Humans Love Stories About Non-Humans

There is a universalism to certain story elements. Man, woman, or child – of varying creed, background, or ethnicity – are drawn to the identical elements over and over again.

The reason? Because “eternity has been set in the hearts of men” (Ecclesiastics 3:11). Every story element we know is rooted in a spiritual truth that resonates with every human being that has ever lived because it reminds us of who we are and Who created us.

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So honored to be posting one of my very first guest posts!

I was very excited to be interviewed by Mae Heller! Today I’m sharing the most challenging part of writing a villain, advice for fairy tale writers, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

I greatly enjoyed being interviewed by Kylie Hunt! In this interview, I’m sharing who my favorite character is from The Goblin and the Dancer, details about my writing process, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

I had so much fun being interviewed by Abigail Falanga. Today I’m talking about what scene from The Goblin and the Dancer was my favorite to write, what fairy tale I’ve always wanted to retell but haven’t yet, and more! Read the interview RIGHT HERE.

It’s release day!

Nearly nineteen months in the making, I am so happy to say that my latest book is finally here!

Please welcome my latest book, The Goblin and the Dancer, to the great big world!

All authors love books, so it didn't seem off-brand or inappropriate to grace this blog with something a little more lighthearted and bookish!When I saw this tag floating around the blogosphere, I knew I had to jump onboard. And now, without further ado, the reading highlights of 2021 . . . so far.

Newsletter subscribers will already know all about this, BUT WHEN DID I EVER HESITATE TO REPEAT MYSELF?

The answer is never.

Anyway . . . I’M RELEASING A NEW BOOK!!!!

For as long as I can remember, my family has enjoyed stories together.

The bulk of these stories have been, by and large, clean fiction.

For us, clean opened the door to community. Clean meant that both parents and children could enjoy a story together, instead of being separated into individual reading experiences by the barrier of content.

Every writer (or ANY creative, for that matter) has struggled with the disappointment of not having the time or energy to write.

I know how hard it can be.

This post is for you. I hope it encourages you.

There is a universalism to certain story elements. Man, woman, or child – of varying creed, background, or ethnicity – are drawn to the identical elements over and over again.

The reason? Because “eternity has been set in the hearts of men” (Ecclesiastics 3:11). Every story element we know is rooted in a spiritual truth that resonates with every human being that has ever lived because it reminds us of who we are and Who created us.

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**Please welcome my latest book, The Goblin and the Dancer, to the great big world!**