I Love Teenagers (The Eventure Project) – YES! Love this. I grow oh-so-tired of the derogatory way people speak about teens, making fun of their immaturity when they’re just at the very beginning of their journey, or scorning their attempts to be adults when this is their time to grow into adulthood. A good read! A […]
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Simmer Starters – April 22, 2016
Posted in Christian Living, Controversies, Creativity and the Arts, Literature, Motherhood, Simmer Starters, Teen/YA, Writing on April 22, 2016 | Leave a Comment »
#WIPjoy March 2016
Posted in #WIPjoy, Inspiration, My Books, Teen/YA, Writing on March 1, 2016 | 6 Comments »
I’ll be a bit busier on Twitter this month than usual…because it’s time for another #WIPjoy!! #JanuaryWIPjoy was so much fun that I decided to make it a bimonthly challenge. Any and ALL authors with a work-in-progress are invited to participate! This is a great way to increase enthusiasm for your WIP and share inspiration […]
Simmer Starters – February 5, 2016
Posted in Controversies, Culture and Politics, Publishing, Simmer Starters, Teen/YA, Writing on February 5, 2016 | 1 Comment »
The Mission Field of Young Adult Fiction (Mike Duran) – Some interesting thoughts here. I like the quote from Mary Weber: “[Teens] want to be entertained and respected that they can find elements of truth and God and honor in a story without needing a [S]cripture or certain Christian vocabulary spelled out.” Finding Comparable Books (Rachelle Gardner) […]
Simmer Starters – January 16, 2016
Posted in Creativity and the Arts, Movies and TV, Philosophy and Worldviews, Simmer Starters, Speculative Fiction, Teen/YA on January 16, 2016 | 4 Comments »
Hooray!! The Simmer Starters are back! I’ve been saving links ever since I stopped blogging…it will be hard to pick the best. 😀 Blue Pomegranates (Abby Jones) – “[The famous pastor’s] response was to lump all fantastical type stories into a form of discontentment for the world God has created. Not only did he put Twilight […]