The Art and Craft of Writing: Words on a Page

"Books are enchanting. They are like a draught of strong wine. A good story sweeps us off our feet and carries us to true love, to far off places, to Narnia or Barsoom. With stories, we can reach others, lift them out of sorrow, sometimes even sway the course of lives, or nations. All of…

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Off to DragonCon!

I will be leaving for DragonCon in just over a week. Superversive Press will be selling books there at Bard's Tower in the Dealer's Room. Here is our recent promotion video with all things Superversive Press! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip9A48GRN9k

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Speaking Truth to Bullies

We have come to this point because our whole society is so frightened of bullies. To try to win an argument by using a word that ends in -phobe, rather than to discuss the topic is, frankly, bullying. Most of us, sadly, apparently prefer to lie about reality than to be bullied by the cool…

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The Messiah Prophecies

For tonight's service, I put together the passages in The Book of Matthew that refers to "fulfillment of prophecy" and the original Old Testament passages to which they refer. I really enjoyed seeing this in context.  Posting this here, in case anyone else might enjoy it. Biblical Messianic Prophecies and Their Fulfillment (according to St.…

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In which I am interviewed…

Me at tea last June, Picture by Virginia Johnson I have been interviewed by a lovely lady, who asked intriguing questions. The interview was great fun and we talked about many writing topics and a few other things, too. See the Interview here!  

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Pride Goeth Before the Mansplaining

We hear a great deal nowadays about outrage addiction, how Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sights, combined with fake news, fuel a wrath-based addiction in a large portion of the populace. What we seldom address is that this faux outrage we are all indulging in is not true wrath. It is pride. True wrath…

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