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No one doubts Beethoven’s Symphony no. 5 or Les Misérables or The Lord of the Rings are deserving of creative masterpiece status. But creativity and masterpieces come sometimes in unexpected forms. Often people say, “I don’t have a creative bone in my body,” but most likely these folks are not …

What’s NaNoWriMo, some of you may ask? It stands for National Novel Writing Month. Yup. People write 50,000-word novels in a month. Not yours truly, but some crazy, die-hard, devoted, energetic writers—like Sarah Rubio, an editor for children and nonfiction at Tyndale House.

Sarah is a NaNoWriMo…

With the gift giving season right around the corner, we wanted to let you know about New York Times bestselling author Joel C. Rosenberg‘s new collection, the J.B. Collins Collection. 

1. Start your Christmas shopping early!

Skip the lines, beat the holiday gift-buying rush, and order this mass market …

Hey there, readers! Don’t miss out on a chance to win one of these new must-reads, hitting shelves this month!

Rule of Law by Randy Singer

Rule of Law asks the question: Is the president above the law? Available in bookstores and online.

Crisis Shot by Janice Cantore

Crisis Shot…

Morning, #Crazy4Fiction readers! We would like to reflect and give thanks and praise for the books that are releasing this month.
The true power of fiction is evident in inspirational novels, and we are continually pleased—and blessed—by the stories of those impacted by these books.

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Janice Cantore, Crisis Shot…

We are excited to welcome Pam Hillman to the blog to share some of her process for imaging her historical romance, The Promise of Breeze Hill. Often times, authors stumble upon a fact or moment in history that sticks with them and will not let go. The rich history