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This month's Christian Fiction Online Article: Craft Tips and Techniques from Today's Blockbusters
Back to Deep Magic of Narnia: How to Write a Successful Sequel
It’s not easy to write a sequel…
I love series books. I can’t help it-I get to know a character or a group of people and I want to stick around with them,Read More
Remember those games you used to play where your friend started the story, and you finished it? Or the “Choose your own ending” books? Ever wanted to be a part of the story process, giving input on the character’s decisions, learning how to write a book as you go? Me too!
Here at My Book Therapy,
From December issue of Christian Fiction Magazine
Craft Tips and Techniques from Today’s Blockbusters
Indy and the Great Promise: A study of the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
…who can argue with the magic of Connery and Ford as father and son…
I’ll never forget the first time I met Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
The new issue is available!
Craft Tips and Techniques from Today’s Blockbusters
P.S.. I Love You and the Art of Flashbacks
Plant clues to the past to raise your reader’s curiosity…
P.S.: I really, really love you!
P.S.
…But instead of one of them, there’s a flock of look-alike dresses, all fitting (painfully) differently on each attendant…
What we can learn from 27 Dresses?
The problem with bridesmaids dresses is that they’re overcute. Especially the ones from the ’80s—you know what I’m talking about. Go to your closet,
Check out this fun interview I did with Gina Conroy from Writer, Interrupted during ICRS!
It’s long been a dream of mine to walk into a Walmart somewhere in America and find one of my books on the shelf. Not in the bulk pile, but on the shelf next to my favorite authors like Karen Kingsbury and Ted Dekker….
And it happened yesterday. There I was, browsing the Palm Bay Wally World for suntan oil and WHALLA!
My Book Therapy got a face lift…
CFBA has a new on-line magazine. It ROCKS…chock full of HELPFUL and interesting articles. They really have done a wonderful job pulling from all facets of the Christian publishing industry. Way to go guys.
Oh…and I was lucky enough to be in the PREMIERE issue.
Craft Tips and Techniques from Today’s Blockbusters
If you haven’t seen August Rush,
Melissa asked: Why does every book have to have a happy ending? Don’t get me wrong, I like the happy ending, but at the same time there are a few books that I have read that totally threw me by not having the expected happy ending, the guy didn’t get the girl, and they didn’t live happily ever after with 2.5 kids and a dog.