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Intersection Column | The Story Behind the Story
by Shelley Shepard Gray Have you ever been so taken with a character in a novel that you had to know what happened to him or her after...
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Oct 314 min read
Intersection Column | Who Can You Trust?
by Irene Hannon I’ve been thinking a lot about trust lately. Specifically about how important it is to trust people to do the right...
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Oct 283 min read
Intersection Column | A Place to Belong No Matter Your Age
by Holly Varni The first couple lines of any story I am working on have always been important to me, giving me an anchor for the whole...
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Oct 223 min read
Living As a Queen
by Sally Clarkson Historically, a good queen brought about a life-giving influence as she considered herself a steward, responsible for...
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Oct 215 min read
Intersection Column | A Treetop Hotel, a Cup of Tea and a Friend Who Said I Could Wash Her Laundry
by Robin Jones Gunn I’ve been to Kenya twice. Memories of lavish Africa lingered in my mind for years. I could see it as a location for...
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Oct 145 min read
Intersection Column | Sometimes a Miracle Starts with Surrender
by Kit Tosello I’ve had practice surrendering my plans and dreams. It gets easier with time. But never was I so ready to do the...
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Oct 14 min read
Ruby Bridges and the Battle Against Fear
by Trillia Newbell To be the first person to do anything can be daunting. But for Ruby Bridges, it was historical, breathtaking, and...
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Sep 304 min read
Intersection Column | Finding God’s Glory in Dirt and Dinosaur Bones
by Kimberley Woodhouse A couple of years ago, I was searching for ideas for my next series. As many of my readers know, I’m a big...
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Sep 243 min read
Tuning In: Feelings Are a Signal
by Debra Fileta The last time I was at the beach with my family, I met an older gentleman who was treasure hunting with his metal...
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Sep 234 min read
Intersection Column | The Funny Thing about Christmas Books
by Liz Johnson The funny thing about Christmas books is that they are rarely written during the holiday season. Authors are generally...
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Sep 165 min read
Intersection Column | Daughters and Dads
by Michelle Shocklee I’m the proud daughter of a World War II veteran. In 1942, not long after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, my dad...
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Sep 124 min read
Building a Life You Love
by Meghan Ryan Asbury I’ll confess something to you: My life still doesn’t look anything like I thought it would at this point. Many...
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Sep 95 min read
Intersection Column | The Power of Negotiation
by DiAnn Mills The inspiration behind Lethal Standoff developed from a renewed interest in negotiation skills. As a child, I observed...
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Aug 265 min read
Intersection Column | Where Everyone Knows Your Name
by Rachel Hauck As an author, it’s fun to revisit a novel once it’s been written and released. But Meet Me at the Starlight , which...
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Aug 194 min read
Intersection Column | Matchmakers? Fact or Fiction?
by Jody Hedlund Does the idea of a matchmaker sound familiar? Are you now humming “Matchmaker” from Fiddler on the Roof ? I remember...
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Aug 124 min read
Intersection Column | For the Roses
by Toni Shiloh I’ve always thought horses were beautiful. There’s something majestic about their stance and form, and watching them run...
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Aug 84 min read
Intersection Column | From Museum Curator to Novelist
by Leslie Gould Nearly forty years ago, as a twenty-three-year-old just out of college, the Southern Oregon Historical Society hired me...
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Jul 294 min read
Intersection Column | Discovering the Story that Lives Between the Sound and Sea
by Amanda Cox After her family name is tarnished, Josephina escapes to a remote North Carolina island to oversee the restoration of a...
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Jul 225 min read
Intersection Column | West Virginia Had a Gilded Age—Who Knew?
by Jen Turano As many readers know, I write historical romantic comedies set in the Gilded Age. More specifically, I write about members...
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Jul 194 min read
Intersection Column | Fear Not
by Nancy Mehl “Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, yes, I will help you, I will...
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