Category: Behind the Books

When Good Writing Has to Look a Little Bad

Sometimes the cleverest thing a writer can do risks making a writer look bad. A behind-the-scenes look at The King’s Gambit, character integrity, flawed decisions, imperfect thoughts – and the strange risk of writing something badly on purpose.

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We’ve been shadowbanned – and you might have been too. PART THREE

How the system could potentially be rigged in our favour. Not just for books, but for all Christian businesses and ministries.

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We’ve been shadowbanned – and you might have been too. PART TWO

Why I believe you or your favourite Christian authors have been shadowbanned.

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We’ve been shadowbanned – and you might have been too. PART ONE.

How we know we’ve been shadowbanned, and what that might have to do with you or authors you know.

Our Epical Epic Book Trailer Is Out

We’ve just spent almost six weeks in-person (it went so fast!) and thought we’d mark them by putting a post out together. And what better post than announcing our (long-awaited?) epical, epic, epicness book trailer for Lisa’s fantasy novels. Come and see the epicness.

Adventure is calling … Our new video.

Do you feel the pull to travel somewhere? You just might after watching this! Come enjoy the epicness of our new video.

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*SHOP* Why should you journal? A little video for you.

We made a little inspirational video about journalling and notebooks to inspire you to even more creativity. It’s our very first video, so come take a look.

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*BOOKS* *LIFE* Finally sharing Bronwyn’s story: A post about disabilities, making the most of life, and how we see others.

With the Paralympics going, and as I watch each athlete’s inspirational rise above their circumstances, my mind has turned to a disabled friend I used to have. In particular I am reminded of how much her story taught me about life and about how we see each other. (Written ten years ago, it has taken me this long to share this story.)