by Angie | Sep 4, 2015 | BOM
Writing Bathsheba was a bit of a challenge because of the middle. Photo: writing in college. 🙂 Most novelists struggle with the “sagging middle” in the best of circumstances because it’s easy to let the tension level fall. In Bathsheba, however,...
by Angie | Sep 3, 2015 | book of the month, Uncategorized
Once you’ve written one historical novel about a biblical character, a great deal of the research is done–after that, it’s just a matter of refreshing your memory and digging into story particulars. Because I’ve written biblical historical...
by Angie | Sep 2, 2015 | book of the month
Some books spring into the mind from out of the blue, and some, like this, are structured into a series. Since I had already decided that the second book would be Bathsheba–a woman who’s beauty clearly got her into trouble–then the idea was...
by Angie | Sep 1, 2015 | book of the month
If it’s September first, it’s time for another book of the month because I actually have TWO books releasing today! The first is STREET GOD, which is really Dimas Salaberrios’s book–I helped him write his story after Tyndale House contacted me....
by Angie | Aug 15, 2015 | Hope
I blogged every single day for about five years, then ran out of things to say. So now I only blog when I’m inspired. 🙂 Which I am, at the moment. ***** I don’t know about you, but lately I’ve found it easy to look around and think that I’m...
