Recently I had talked to 3 prospective clients all before lunch one Monday morning. Two of the calls were about traditional publishing versus self-publishing.I don't expect new authors who've …
Do You Need a Writing Coach?
"How writing daily for years prepared me for working out and losing weight.”I’ll tell you. But first, let me spend some time telling you about my weight loss journey.Trust me, it’s …
Do You have a Thorn in the Flesh? | Podcast with Art Thomas
This week I interviewed Art Thomas, missionary evangelist and author of the new book Spiritual Tweezers: Removing Paul's "Thorn in the Flesh" and Other False Objections to God's Will for …
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Are Bookstore Chain Closures Necessarily A BAD Thing?
The times--they sure are a-changing! If you live in the United States, you may have heard last week that the embattled Borders bookstore chain had been forced to liquidate, closing down …
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The Millennials – by Father and Son Rainer | Book Review
Some of you who follow my blog know and realize, I am really happy to have a Kindle and use it extensively, and as a side effect or consequence, I'm unable to buy all the books I want to read due …
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Love Wins? This Book Doesn’t | A Review
A few months ago, I purchased my first Kindle device online and I finally got it when my pastor from Canada brought it with him when he was here during the early weeks of May. The first two books …
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Authority, Accountability and the Apostolic Movement | Book Review
Few books have come into my hands in the last few years that have made me want to get other people to read it. When I read a few reviews online about this book by Dr. Stephen Crosby stating it …
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