Category: Encouragement for Christians who write fiction for children and teens

Language evolves over time – it’s a fact of life. That’s why many of us don’t usually read the King James Version of the Bible . . . the language we use today has changed considerably since it was translated from the original Greek and Hebrew in the early 1600s. Modern translations tend to . . .

Chapters cut a story up into manageable chunks, but there are so many brilliant ways of ending them. The aim is to keep your readers turning the pages because they just have to know . . .

We know we should save our writing as we go, and back everything up. Losing . . .

We have a new young rescue cat called Terence. The rescue centre advised us not to let him outside for at least two weeks, until he had bonded with us, or he wouldn’t come back as he wouldn’t consider it home . . .