One Day to Halo's Eve

The last two weeks have been a doozy for Christian Fiction Blog. Great faith-based companies have contacted me about writing for their publications, partnering with their services and advertising their products here at CF. God is good. Selah's Santa Stocking is empty and I want to take her to see Narnia.

 

If you look back on past posts, I was contemplating shutting down the blog. But things have picked up and I even have a list of guest bloggers who will pop in from time to time.

 

On Tuesday, the Halo's Eve Project will kick off. I will pray, study and fast from cheese tomorrow to make sure that this project edifies Christ before all else. If you want to do this with me, I appreciate it. I will be doing my spritual growth story from a great radio blog, Sister 2 Sister Moments. (You don't have to be a woman to listen to this blog.) In fact, I'm listening to it as I write.  I will be listening to it tomorrow as well.  Latara, the site owner also has a great new magazine, Hope for Women. So check that out as well. You may find an article from me in the near future in there. Of course I will let you know.

 

As a reminder, if you are writing a novel, have something that looks like a novel hiding under your bed, or have thoughts of writing a novel, but don't know where to begin, sign into the discussion board and join CF here Tuesday morning.

 

Do you listen to radio blogs? What are your favorites? Christian Fiction would love to do this in the future, but we're not sure what you would like to listen to. Let us. No.

 

Writing to see what the end's gon' be,

Dee

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Secrets in Connor's Grove

 

Since Halloween is tomorrow and Selah's not trick or treating. I think the church is trunk and treating tomorrow. But she may play golf at Publix. Either way, I'm reading something creapy tonight. And I have a great teaser of a story to get you going. Linda Gilmore has a little mystery going on that she's sharing for this month's Celebration of Christian Fiction. Check out Secrets in Connor's Grove and tell me what you think.

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Christian Fiction Call: Revelant Books

Relevant Books different in that we are speaking to a niche group that has been overlooked by the publishing world and especially the Church. We are a staff of twentysomethings creating products for twentysomethings in the areas our tagline states: God, Life and Progressive Culture. We’re currently looking for books that explore the crossroads of faith and culture and everyday life for the twentysomething audience.

We’re looking for books that can break through on a mass-market level and be so life changing, people tell their friends about it. What is that message to you? What matters most spiritually to our generation? What is God saying to our generation? What message does our generation connect with?

We are now accepting proposals for fiction that deals with stories of life in your 20s, the transitions, the relationships, the career path, the spiritual journey (think Chick Lit but with more depth and appeal to a gender-neutral audience).

We are also on the lookout for books that speak specifically to issues women in their 20s and early 30s face—issues of identity, purpose, relationships, significance and practical everyday solutions.

For information about submitting to Relevant Books, click here.

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