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Blog postI adopted my dog, Fox, in August of 2004. We've been through a lot since then. I taught him how to trust, as well as several commands and tricks, and I found out dogs can give us a tiny glimpse into our relationship with God. As Fox is growing older, and my time with him draws ever closer to an end, I'd like to share a little of what he taught me.
1. When dogs get loose, they often like to start a game of chase. The more you run after them, the farther they go. They don't understand -
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Blog postAs an author and fantasy writer, I create my own worlds with characters I come to love. They move through the story as I want them to (though sometimes the story seems to take on a life of its own), and they often face hardships in order to accomplish their ultimate goals.
God is the author of our lives. He created us, and He loves us. I believe it hurts Him when we suffer, but He sees the big picture – the entire story. He knows what’s best. Does this mean I think He causes sufferi -
Blog postSeventeen-year-old Lumina wondered what it would feel like to ride a comet and fly across the galaxy like her brothers did, but girls weren’t permitted to. Comet riders sometimes died, and the nation of Galena couldn’t afford to lose any of their few remaining females. Lumina could only stare at the stars and dream that one day she too would soar among them.
“Hey, sis!” Lumina’s older brother called as he hauled himself onto the ledge where she lay.
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Blog postFar from Pesadilla Island, Alexander P. Huntington gripped a leather case as he wove his way along the crowded sidewalk. Vehicles rolled by, filling the air with their noise and fumes. He bumped shoulders with a pedestrian who suddenly stopped to take a picture of a storefront.
If there’s one thing I can count on in the City, it’s the tourists. He rolled his eyes. They’re everywhere.
A few more strides brought him to the front of a little coffee shop, and he brea -
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Blog postIn this ongoing series, readers journey to an island where nightmares come true. Posted on a bi-monthly basis with no set dates. Sign up for my newsletter to be notified when new stories are available. Alex P. Huntington III - series of 3 stories about an author whose characters literally come to life. Will eventually continue in Dream Chasers Miscellaneous Short Stories may appear at
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As a fledgling writer, I've learned the world of publishing can prove very daunting. Traditional publishing involves sending out query letter after query in hopes of finding an agent, and even if one does take your novel on, there's no guarantee a publisher will. For this reason, many authors have decided to take matters into their own hands. While self-publishing does ensure a book will make it into the market (how successful it will be is another -
Blog postHave you ever stood at the edge of a cliff and wanted to fly? Imagine it with me. You cautiously approach the ledge, one step at a time. As you get closer, your feet shuffle forward inch by inch until you've reached the very brink of a sheer drop. You look down. Far below, you see a winding stream. It appears like nothing more than a pale ribbon glinting in the sun. The wind rushes up the side of the cliff and sweeps across your face as you peer into the chasm, and you long for wings to s
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Blog postIn the Fall of 2013 I decided to write a novel. Why? Because I didn't like where my life was at, but I didn't know what I wanted to do, and I would get bored. An idea hit. I figured if C.S. Lewis could write The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe for his goddaughter, why couldn't I write a novel for my niece and nephew? Little did I know the journey this little thought would set me on.
I don't expect to ever be as talented as Lewis or match his level of skill, but I have learned a lo -
Blog postOne day I went for a walk in the park, and I happened across a beautiful swallowtail butterfly. It had velvety black wings with sapphire blue edges and the palest of yellow dots. When it landed nearby, I had to get a picture. I didn't think it would stay still long enough, but to my surprise it did. Not until after I lined up the lens did I notice the great tear in one wing. No wonder it stayed in place. It needed rest. However, what struck me more was the fact it could still fly.
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Blog postThere are places in life that comfort the soul, a respite from the chaotic world around us. Mine is under the Cottonwood tree. It's not just any Cottonwood, but a specific one. It stands tall and proud at the edge of a park. The sounds of traffic can be heard, dogs from nearby houses will bark, and people walk by, so it seems like an ordinary place. However, the stone bridge makes all the difference. No water flows under it, but it still draws my mind into reverie of distant lands and worlds go
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Blog postTo write a novel is like participating in a marathon. It takes a lot of preparation and dedication. Countless hours go into bringing the story to life. A good story will take time to tell. Some writers may spend hours a day working on their novel and have it done within months. Others will take years to complete the first draft of their manuscript. Many more will choose to give up long before they reach the end.
If you have decided to write a novel and feel frustrated as to how long
Books By E. J. Willis
Battle for the Throne: Tales From Falyncia Book One
Aug 19, 2015
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E. J. Willis
$2.99
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