Confessions of a Falling Father
Welcome to my blog in 2018 and the continuation of the Confessions series. You'll be seeing some changes around the blog in general in the coming months, but I so…
Confessions of an American Expat
by Jebraun Clifford In February 2003, my husband and I packed up all our household goods and our young family and moved halfway around the world to New Zealand.…
Confessions of a Middle-Aged Teenager
by Heather Fitzgerald I’m a late bloomer. It took many years of marriage and four kids to figure out what I wanted to be when I grew up. When…
Confessions of a Medical Mom
by Lindsay Franklin Red lights flashing in the darkness, sirens wailing in the middle of the night. Your child being loaded onto a gurney and whisked away to an…
Confessions of a Reluctant Author
by Tracy L. Snyder Friends drug me to my first writer’s conference a good ten years ago. While there I talked to an editor who advised me to enjoy the…
Confessions of a Change Hater
Hi, my name is Amy, and my confession is that I hate change. So, I started this post about six times before actually committing to this particular topic. Does that…
Confession of Two Arrogant Thoughts
by James L. Rubart Arrogant Thought # 1 It was the mid 90s when I finished a novel in the wee hours of the morning and said to myself,…
Confessions of a Literary Mutation
All my adult life I’ve struggled to merge my serious, Bible study, church-lady, self with my inner geek. You see, since childhood, I’ve loved to read, study, and know God…
Confessions of an Artist Hiding From her own Heart
I am an artist, but I’ve only recently accepted it. Growing up in an uber-practical Midwestern family, as a rule, artistry was something to be respected and grateful for, but…
Reconnecting with Your Vision
For the past several months, I have been preparing for my current book release and there are days I don’t know if I’m a marketer or a writer. I spend…