Blogcation: A Writing Prompt

Morning, today I decided not to post my reply to this weekend's chatterbox question: Why isn't AA Christian Fiction Good for two reasons:

1. So that those of you who wanted to respond can
2. So that I can take a blogcation for the week.
   
3. Take this time as an opportunity to find bloggers for Christian Fiction.
   

I have received emails from readers who didn't want to comment on the blog, because they didn't want to add fuel to the fire. The question is controversial, but not meant to bash these writers, as I am one. However, the question is one I've heard too many times to not address and put this theory to end. If you want to respond, you can anonymously or email me off loop. I will pull together my best responses from you in my reply.

I have a goal to complete the final edits of my novel this week. It's time that I move on to another book that won't let me go, as well as write the first chapters of Book Two of Angel on the Back Pew, Working Title The Black Male Bride. So this week check out the blog and the Christian Fiction Network, people are talking.

In April Christian Fiction Blog will make a huge announcement. With that announcement I would love our readers to be a part of what I will share. Christian Fiction Blog is looking for guestbloggers, regular feature bloggers, and vloggers. Email me off loop and I will send you are guidelines. These bloggers will receive perks, so I want be wasting your time.

Thanks all and continue talking. If you want to nominate your best blog entry this week for CFB's Best Blog Post ever, leave it in the comments with your trackback information. If you don't have one, then consider this a writing prompt for your blogs.

Happy Day Before April Fools
Dee