As a devotions writer, I look for crumbs of insight into God’s glory and the promise of the Resurrection to share with readers. As a fiction writer, I kill people. No, I’m not a mystery or action-adventure writer. Some call what I do “edgy Christian fiction”; others, contemporary women’s fiction with an edge. Not that… Continue reading Killing Them Softly… or Not So Softly
Category: Writing
Wasted on the Way
We were going to be Woodward and Bernstein. I started college in the fall of 1974, weeks after Richard Nixon resigned. My dream was to work at The New York Times and to have a summer place on Cape Cod. Not that I’d ever
It’s All a Moveable Feast
“If the reader prefers, this book may be regarded as fiction,” Ernest Hemingway says in the preface to A Moveable Feast, the collection of his notes from the Paris years. “But there is
To E or not To E?
I’m in a bit of a quandry. My agent didn’t take on my edgy Christian novel; he said I had something there, but in essence he didn’t think he could sell it. I also have a memoir on my