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Dex, Santiago, and the Study of Stubbornness

by Sarah Reinhard | Apr 2, 2020 | book excerpts, Bookishness, guest post | 1 |

Karina Fabian shares the inspiration for her novella, inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s Puliter-prize winning piece.

The Uninterrupted Life Is Not Worth Writing

by Guest | Mar 2, 2019 | Bookishness, guest post | 1 |

Bestselling author Susie Lloyd shares about the books on her nightstand and how the interruptions in her life make it worth living.

Olivia and the Little Way: A 5-Star Read, Says My Daughter

by Fern | Sep 24, 2016 | Books, Fern's Writing, guest post, Reviews | 0 |

Fern (age 11) reads Olivia and the Little Way and gives it a hearty 5 stars.

From Dismissive to Catholic…How’d THAT Happen?

by Guest | Jun 8, 2016 | Faith, guest post | 0 |

Just how did Kevin Lowry go from being a dismissive-of-religion party boy to being a faithful Catholic? He’s here to share a bit and introduce his newest book.

Celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday with Your Family

by Guest | Mar 30, 2016 | Faith, guest post | 0 |

Michele Faehnle shares how her family celebrated Divine Mercy Sunday and the many blessings and joys they experienced as a result.

A Different Walk for Lent: Fiction as Lenten Reading

by Guest | Feb 21, 2016 | Books, Faith, guest post, Lent Resources, writing | 2 |

Have you ever considered fiction as Lenten reading? Michelle Buckman shares thoughts on that and what inspired her to write a novel that’s perfect for Lent.