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  • What I’m Reading: Lane Steen Jan. 11, 2020 / 0 Comments

    I admit I shed a few tears the first time I listened to Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s rock opera, Beethoven’s Last Night. When Mephistopheles strikes a bargain…

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  • What I’m Reading: Red Rose Bouquet Jun. 08, 2019 / 0 Comments

    Tall. Apparently it's how people describe me. Don't worry if you've mentioned my height in conversation. I'm used to it, and it doesn't offend me.…

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  • What I'm Reading: Red Rose Bouquet Jun. 08, 2019 / 0 Comments

    Tall. Apparently it's how people describe me. Don't worry if you've mentioned my height in conversation. I'm used to it, and it doesn't offend me.…

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  • Write Stuff Wednesday: Max and the Prodigal Mar. 14, 2019 / One Comment

    “’Now stop!’ Max said and sent the wild things off to bed without their supper. And Max the king of all wild things was lonely…

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  • What I’m Reading – A Carol for Kent Mar. 03, 2019 / 2 Comments

    Today as I scrolled through one of my social media accounts a post for A Carol for Kent by Hallee Bridgeman came up. On sale…

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    In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, I t In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, I thought some teacher trivia was in order. As readers and authors, I'm sure we all have those teachers who encouraged us along the way. I remember in third grade after lunch recess, our teacher would always read to us. That year we had a student teacher named Miss Taffel. I loved it when she read to the class. My senior year, I took two English classes because I graduated early and needed all four years' credit. I was so mad that they wouldn't let me take two honors English classes at the same time. However, teen drama and life situations caused me to be less than on top of things with my homework for a little bit. My senior English teacher, Mrs. Weldin took me aside, let me know she was worried about me, and gave me grace while still giving consequences. And while I was busy being all angsty (as teens sometimes are), she didn't get riled about the darker nature of some of my writing. She simply complimented me on my creative takes on the assignments and the "dark humorist" that lived inside me. Which teachers impacted your writing or reading journey? #TriviaTuesday #nationalteacherappreciationday #christianfictionreaders #christianfictionwriters

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