Whether you write a lot, or a little, fiction or non-fiction, you will face mental burn-out at least once (sometimes at least once per year). In university, just after finals and mid-terms most ... Read More about Writer’s Life: Lessons Learned From Creative Burnout
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I read Raising Dragons, The Candlestone, and the rest of the books in the Dragon’s Among Us series, as well as the four books (same characters) in the "Oracles of Fire" series several years ago. While ... Read More about Christian Fantasy Book Review: Dragons In Our Midst Series
Solo Female Travel: Observations and Experiences in Canadian Airports
Traveling alone can be an adventure, or a worry-fest, and sometimes a little of both. I enjoy traveling, even the hassles and challenges of airports, luggage, and security checks, ironically enough. ... Read More about Solo Female Travel: Observations and Experiences in Canadian Airports
What Goes Into a Book: Understanding the Editing Process
A few years ago, I thought that the hardest part of creating a book was when one was actively writing it. After all, if you’re writing a book, the emphasis is on the writing part. But creating a book ... Read More about What Goes Into a Book: Understanding the Editing Process
The Art and Value of Taking a Break
In today’s world, everything feels like it’s “go, go, go, go.” Always running, and never catching up. Stimuli is constant, and the demand on our attention is unceasing. Living with constant attention ... Read More about The Art and Value of Taking a Break
Debt-Free University to Ministry Part Twelve: The value of “freedom” in ministry
Today’s society claims to value freedom, but it seems that their definition of freedom is that of rebellion and defiance. In exchange for having the freedom to rebel and do whatever their heart’s ... Read More about Debt-Free University to Ministry Part Twelve: The value of “freedom” in ministry