One of the things I love about writing is discovering who my characters really are. Strength is easy to write. Bravery is harder because real bravery rarely looks the way we imagine it should. Often, it is something others recognize long before we do. It shows itself in what we do despite the situation or circumstance—how we react when we’re scared, tired, or full of doubt. It’s choosing to move forward even when no one’s cheering us on. Getting up each morning knowing the da

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Writing fantasy as a Christian isn’t simple. There’s a line between imagination and conviction, and sometimes it’s hard to see. I want to...

Early in my story, I struggled with one of my characters. She only had a minor role, barely any backstory, and zero depth. She was just...

The Fire and The Serpent began as a simple, imagined story, but soon turned into a deep well of biblical truth and revelation veiled in...

This is actually a big deal for me. As an author, all of my character's names have a unique meaning, and are chosen intentionally -...