Avoiding cancel culture issues is becoming an increasing problem for all of us. For us as authors, I’ve been coming to realize we have a relatively simple solution to that hassle. I’m in the process of making a radical revision … Continue reading →
Finding my place in the church has been a sixty-year-long search. It wasn’t that I didn’t know what that place was, it was all the stuff I needed to know before it could take place. But now I’m there and … Continue reading →
Book 3 Peace in Santa Fe is published. This time we visit the world-renowned art center of Canyon Road in Santa Fe. What’s the Lord doing with those weirdos? Actually, this book is past history, radically changed into book 3 … Continue reading →
Book Two Peace on the Res is now changed to Meeting Navajo, and I’m really pleased with it. It went in an entirely new direction that is wonderful. You can read about it on the books 1-4 in the new Meeting … Continue reading →
A Lady in Defiance is not your typical Christian fiction. It sounds as though it might be—three ladies settle in a lawless Colorado mining town. But this isn’t the genteel mining towns most Christian authors write about, where basically everyone … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating] Hidden is Vanetta Chapman’s first self-published novel, and first romantic suspense novel. Her previous novels have either been Amish romance (the only romance sub-genre I don’t read) or Amish mysteries (I’ve read one and it was very good, except … Continue reading →
I’ve been sloppily letting slip that I have a new book coming out. While I wait for it to populate the various retailers, I thought I mention that I have ARCs for those who might want to peruse and review. … Continue reading →
I’ve been swamped with my new book release, Practical Font Design With FontLab 5, and my new 15-font, 4-family release of book design fonts, the Librum Book Design Group. I’ve got a backlog of three series (10 books), plus a … Continue reading →
There’s an excellent article today on Site Pro News about online marketing of your Website, called How to Create Shareable, Likeable and Organic Content. The two typos in the headline worry me a bit. However, Julia tells us the truth about marketing that we, … Continue reading →
Typographer, author, font designer This blog contains the musings of a long-time artist, writer, & believer who’s been around far too long and knows less than he did forty years ago when he was sure he knew everything. He believes … Continue reading →
