Official website for Contemporary Christian YA author, Allyson Kennedy
Author: Allyson Kennedy
As an author and blogger, my goal is to teach writers that there is a way to write realistic, thought-provoking, redemptive Christian fiction that honors God while not sugarcoating the realities of the world.
Hey there, Arrowheads! I had a different blog post planned for today but decided to go another route instead. I’ve had something on my mind lately that I need to vent about, and I feel that it’s something a lot of other women in their mid-20s or above may relate to as well. Trigger warnings: […]
I know, I know. I did an Editing Diaries entry last month and usually do a writing update on the alternating months. But, here’s the thing… I’ve done way more editing than writing in the past month, so this is what you’re getting. 😛
Don’t worry though, I’m back to writing now. This round of edits just took longer than I anticipated. Here’s why.
What if I told you there are plenty of Christian movies available to watch right now that are better than a lot of the new mainstream movie releases? This week, I’m sharing my favorite Christian movies that will prove that many Christian movies are not cringy.
As a reader, do you gravitate more toward reading series, or standalones?
Ever since I got back into reading a little over a decade ago, I’ve read my fair share of both and have some thoughts. This week, I’m listing the Pros and Cons of reading series versus reading standalones, and will then decide which storytelling format I gravitate toward more.
Writing a trilogy is an experience that is packed with lessons. This week, I’d like to go over the top three lessons I’ve learned while writing all three books in The Ballad of Emery Brooks trilogy.
While our first resort in any waiting season should always be prayer (which I try to maintain as my first resort when I’m feeling frustrated with waiting), I also like to listen to my dream chasing playlist on Spotify. What makes up my dream chasing playlist, and why do I recommend making one of your own? Let’s find out…
A few weeks back, I wrote a post called Recommending Music Artists Based on My Books. While that’s all fine and dandy if you’re a music lover, I’ve been thinking about it ever since, and decided that it may be more fun for y’all if I dig a little deeper and recommend BOOKS based on my own books.
Good afternoon Arrowheads, I didn’t intend for this to happen, but there will be no blog post this week because I wasn’t able to get this week’s intended post written in time to go up this evening. In fact, I never even got started on it. I’m sorry. 😦 For full transparency, I’ve barely been […]
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