Tricia Goyer, featured storyteller
Tricia Goyer is a busy mom of four, grandmother of one, and wife to John. Somewhere around the hustle and bustle of family life, she manages to find the time to write fictional tales delighting […]
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The Lantern, book review
The Lantern, the latest offering by journalist-cum-novelist Deborah Lawrenson appeared on several must-read lists in the past year or so. Lawrenson spent her childhood in Kuwait, China, Belgium, Luxembourg and Singapore before settling in England, […]
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The Baker’s Wife, book review
Erin Healy, editor-turned-novelist, knows fiction from the inside out. She spent many years as an award-winning fiction editor working with such renowned novelists as James Scott Bell, Melody Carlson, Colleen Coble, Brandilyn Collins, Traci DePree, L. B. Graham, Rene Gutteridge, Robin Lee Hatcher, Denise […]
Read PostMary DeMuth, author interview
I’m delighted to welcome acclaimed author Mary DeMuth to Story Matters today. Mary is a multi-faceted writer with several novels, a memoir, and many non-fiction books to her name. She’s also just released Around the […]
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Man in the Blue Moon, book review
The She Reads Book Club Selection for November. Man in the Blue Moon by Michael Morris. From the back cover: “He’s a gambler at best. A con artist at worst,” her aunt had said of […]
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Andrea Palpant Dilley, author interview
Today I’m happy to welcome Andrea Palpant Dilley, a gifted writer (and fellow Whitworth alum :)) whose memoir Faith and Other Flat Tires tells the story of her crisis of faith, her walk away from […]
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Faith and Other Flat Tires, featured story
Thanks to Julie Riddle, who writes for Whitworth Today, for permission to reprint today’s post. Andrea Palpant Dilley was raised in a Christian home, grew up in a Christian community, and attended a Christian college. […]
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Blackberry Winter, book review
Blackberry Winter by Sarah Jio, the She Reads Book Club October selection…and now a NY Times Bestseller. From the back cover: Seattle, 1933. Single mother Vera Ray kisses her three-year-old son, Daniel, goodnight and departs […]
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Wallflower in Bloom, book review
Wallflower in Bloom by Claire Cook–a recent She Reads Book Club Selection. Deirdre Griffin has no life. Or rather she has one, but it belongs to her domineering family and her narcissistic celebrity New Age guru […]
Read PostLisa McKay, author interview (part 2)
Lisa McKay’s memoir, Love At The Speed Of Email, is the story of old-fashioned courtship made possible by modern technology – the tale of two people separated by the Pacific Ocean who build a long distance relationship […]
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