by John David Kudrick | Christian
Advice for Christian Fiction Writers Part 3: Can a Christian Novelist Go Too Far? John David KudrickJOHN DAVID KUDRICK copy edits Christian fiction, historical fiction, science fiction and fantasy, and contemporary fiction...
by John David Kudrick | Christian
Advice for Christian Fiction Writers Part 1: The Spectrum of Readers for a Christian Novelist Before his ascension, Jesus Christ told his disciples: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation” (Mark 16:15) and “Go and make disciples...
by John David Kudrick | Christian
Is the Holy Spirit nudging you to write a novel? So you’re a Christian who follows God with all your heart, and you’ve had a great idea for a story simmering in your imagination. So what’s stopping you from writing?* Maybe the better question is, do...
by John David Kudrick | Christian
Stories, stories, stories. Whether it’s a spaceship full of pirates in a fight that will determine the fate of the universe … or a young magician who embraces his destiny and stands alongside dragons, elves, and the like in a battle against a dark legion...
by David Cathcart | Christian
Any Christian who sets out to write a book will automatically find him or herself struggling to balance three primary concerns, all of which happen to start with the letter “C”: Christ, Commerce, Content. In an ideal world, Christ will be at the top, for...
by David Cathcart | Christian
Are You a Writer or a Preacher? My biggest pet peeve when it comes to Christian fiction is that too many Christian writers see storytelling as a means to an end–preaching a message-rather than an end in itself. When I encounter such writing, I tend to go off on...
