Article: When in God’s Time
As we think of Christmas we focus on God sending his Son into the world to redeem the world, but may overlook a key truth that has personal application.
Articles about writing and publishing written by Les
As we think of Christmas we focus on God sending his Son into the world to redeem the world, but may overlook a key truth that has personal application.
This year in particular I have been receiving both fiction and non-fiction proposals from writers who are upset about where the church is headed and where the country is going. Many have a lot of criticism and few solutions for the problems they see.
Over the last few weeks I have repeatedly been asked, “What shall I write?” I received the question from both not-yet-published and already published fiction writers, as well as non-fiction writers.
A call from my brother on the last day of 2010 set off reflections on moving on after setbacks. What gave me the courage to keep going despite numerous setbacks? And I recognized a key factor was our father’s persistence despite his setbacks.
There’s a myth floating around in the Christian writing community that a Christian writer with a cultural, apologetic or evangelistic message can write a book that will reach both Christians and non-Christians. The approved term for this is “creating a crossover book.”
What can you do when your dream of writing a book is finally realized, only to discover that the publishing world has changed and is not interested in your book? This situation has been happening a lot to authors recently and is most disconcerting. There are, however, alternatives to books in getting out your message, if that is your purpose for writing your book.