Tag: Christian Fiction

WIP Update: Follow the Arrows (Update #1)

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After spending two months creating an outline for my newest WIP, I actually started writing the thing in August! So, how are things going with Follow the Arrows so far?

…I have mixed feelings.

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eBook Review Copies for The Crush AND The Fall Are Now Available!

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Hey there, Arrowheads! The third and final book in The Ballad of Emery Brooks trilogy will be releasing on November 4th, 2024, Lord willing. In preparation for the last book’s release, I am opening up a limited number of review spots for book one, The Crush, and book two, The Fall, starting today! Read on to learn how you can join the review team!

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My New WIP: Follow the Arrows

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As I recently announced here on Authoring Arrowheads, I finished writing my most recent work in progress, Tales of an Awkward Turtle, on May 30th! Throughout June, I’ve been planning my next WIP, which is an idea that has been waiting patiently on the back burner since 2018. Let me introduce you to…

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WIP Update: Tales of an Awkward Turtle (Update #3)

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Welcome back to another update on my current work in progress, Tales of an Awkward Turtle! For past WIPs, I feel like I had a million updates for each. For Tales, though, this may be the last one before The End! If You Missed Past Updates, You Can Recap Here: Now, let me fill you […]

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WIP Update: Tales of an Awkward Turtle (Update #1)

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Can you believe Tales of an Awkward Turtle is already three months in the making?

If you’re wondering how progress is going on this zany story, here’s the tea, y’all. I can’t wait to tell you all about it.

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Writing Realistic Christian Fiction: The Line Between Edgy & Edifying

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Can Christian fiction truly be both edgy and edifying? This week’s post goes over what the line between edgy and edifying is, and how we as writers of Christian fiction can write from a happy medium that glorifies God without sugarcoating the realities of the fallen world.

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