How much ‘Christian’ should be in your Christian Fiction?

The biggest question I was left asking is: Should the Author who is also a Christian only write Christian fiction?

Simmer down, people: Why the ‘Miscommunication Trope’ Isn’t all that Bad

Judge all you want, but it’s a classic for a reason.

Kill, betray, or save who you want. Just make sure it’s for the wholeness of the story and not shock value.

Ask any writer what it’s like to be a writer and they may give you a different spiel, but the first and best answer is: It’s hard.

Let’s not forget to put a dose of reality into our fiction.

Don’t tell me what they are. Tell me what they do.

I don’t like to talk, but I love to talk about books.

How can I exist in that kind of cognitive dissonance? I mean, my faith is hopeful. I am less so. What does that say about me?

It’s not a box that needs to be checked or a place on a map, it’s an experience.

Are the Classics no longer classic?