One of the most frustrating things for readers and writers is forgetting where a quote came from. I hate it when I remember a great quote, but can’t remember which book it is from. After flipping through a few books and searching for it online, I often give up. Enter Evernote. I first read about […]
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The Next Story focuses on how the theological, theoretical, and experiential intersect with technology. The author has put together a thoughtful book that will change the way you think about technology. In fact, I have found that the impact of this book goes beyond the words on the page – it will inspire you to
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This is a great book for anyone who wants to break into the \”how to\” writing business. The author goes into a number of different methods and mediums to accomplish these goals, all of which are helpful. After an overview of the \”how to\” process, the author tackles different formats and how to market them.
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Daniel H. Pink, author of A Whole New Mind, wrote this innovative career guide that is easy to read and offers some great advice. Some of the other reviews on this work complain that the claim \”the last career guide you’ll ever need\” is too much, but I think it lives up to the full
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1. Purchase a copy of the Writer’s Market Guide that is appropriate for you book. This is the best way to sort through the many awards available, as well as the periodicals that may be interested in reviewing your work. Christian Writers’ Market Guide 2011 2011 Children’s Writer’s And Illustrator’s Market 2011 Novel And Short
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After stumbling on to the competitive memory circuit, the author embarks on an unlikely quest to become the memory champ in the next U.S. competition. This book chronicles his journey and provides a fascinating account about the history and science of memory along the way. I started reading this book knowing very little about the art
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Don’t Shoot the Dog! The New Art of Teaching and Training is much more than a training book for pets or animals. It is a book that will teach you how to change your own behavior, your children’s behavior, your pets behavior, or even a sea lion’s behavior. This book came highly recommended to me,
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Rob Bell is stirring up a lot of discussion about Hell with his new book, Love Wins. Below are 5 questions about hell that need to be answered, as well as Scripture and helpful thoughts from Christian authors that point in the right direction. These questions are complicated and have implications that go far beyond
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This book, the fourth in the Narnia series, is a great read that focuses on two themes: spiritual warfare and following Christ. This is the first book where none of the original children come back to Narnia, though their cousin Eustace Scrubb is the main character, along with schoolmate Jill. They are transported back to
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It is odd that men are called to preach sermons, isn’t it? Fallible preaching by fallible men is a dangerous affair. As Christians we hold the Bible to be infallible, our final authority for faith and life. God has used men to preach the perfect Word of God, to put into words what Scripture means.
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