by Emily Conrad | Jun 21, 2023 | guest post, Romance Settings
It’s my pleasure to welcome back former regular contributor Janet Ferguson for a guest post. Janet’s writing first drew me in back in 2014 with her signature blend of sweet, funny, and poignant moments, and we’ve been critique partners ever since....
by Emily Conrad | Feb 4, 2021 | Amanda Wen, guest post, new year, planning, Roots of Wood and Stone
In celebration of her debut novel, I’ve invited my friend Amanda Wen to the blog today! Amanda has been such an encouragement to me, it’s a real privilege to host her here and cheer on her debut novel!by Amanda WenIt was the year I was going to Get...
by Emily Conrad | Dec 10, 2020 | Christian fiction, Christmas fiction, guest post, needs humanity and baby skunks, Stacey Weeks
by Stacey Weeks I love it when fiction does more than tell an entertaining narrative. I love fiction that forces me to think deeply about my faith and consider how God might be prompting me to respond. There are a lot of loveable characters in Mistletoe Movie...
by Emily Conrad | Dec 3, 2020 | Anne Carol, Faithfully Yours series, guest post, Never Give Up, new release, The Writing Life
Today, I’m excited to introduce an author who’s had an impact on my writing. Anne Carol and I met in an online group for Christian writers and were drawn together by the fact that we both write rock star fiction. (The fourth and final book in her...
by Emily Conrad | Apr 16, 2020 | Conquerors, Emily Conrad, faith over fear, guest post, Jerusha Agen, The voice that gives you victory over fear
by Emily ConradI sometimes wonder what Jesus would say to me if I were to speak with Him in person.I know that Jesus is alive and well. I know that as believers, we have a relationship with Him. He leads us, and through His Word, we can indeed hear from Him.And yet,...
by Emily Conrad | Mar 12, 2020 | Achan, Barbara Britton, Biblical fiction, Forgetting God's Awesomeness, guest post
by Barbara BrittonWhen I wrote my first novel about the daughters of Zelophehad, it was going to be a lone novel. The daughters of Zelophehad are five orphaned sisters who petitioned Moses to inherit their deceased father’s allotment of the promised land. Moses...
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