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The author reflects on meeting fellow writers, particularly Jen Dodrill, and shares details about her new cozy mystery, “Where’s the Quetzal?” Various upcoming releases from ACFW authors are also highlighted, spanning multiple genres.
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Author Michael Ehret shares his enthusiasm for writing in a successful year, highlighting his novella “Big Love” and novel “Beyond December.” Additionally, he recommends new releases from authors in the American Christian Fiction Writers organization.
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I’m excited to share images of me signing the contract for “Beyond December,” my first novel. Look for it November 5, 2024, from Scrivenings Press.
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Author Michael Ehret shares his enthusiasm for writing in a successful year, highlighting his novella “Big Love” and upcoming novel “Beyond December.” Additionally, he recommends new releases from authors in the American Christian Fiction Writers organization.
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In early November, my debut novel, Beyond December, will release from Scrivenings Press. Before the release date, I will share snippets from the novel because, well, because I’m just so excited about the release I can’t wait to get things out. Beyond December in Kindle and print formats is now available for preorder from Amazon.
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I knew I had to have this almost magical place where the natural attraction these two feel for each other could be easily intensified. It’s a novella, after all, there wasn’t a lot of time.
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The other day I found this interesting blog by Chris Hilton (follow the link at the end to read it) about whether those who use a computer or those who write longhand are more creative. I found many of the arguments persuasive, but for me it boils down to the physical. My hands, arms, and
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Recently, I attended the American Christian Fiction Writers annual conference in Dallas TX. I always come away from these gatherings with renewed creativity and an appreciation for just how tough this business is. But I also come away with a glow. If you’ve been to a writer’s conference, you probably understand. If not, and if
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