Ethics Articles

3 Easy Steps to Developing a Villain Redemption Arc

By Grace A. JohnsonI don’t know about you, but I’m one of those writers who has to have a happy ending. I love to see light win out over darkness. Sometimes, I even love to see the villain redeemed. This is my most favorite aspect of writing—creating stories of...

What it Takes to Have Faith in Your Historical Fiction

By Grace A. JohnsonYou’ve finally done it! After hours of scouring the internet and perusing the library’s bookshelves, you’ve finally found the time period you like the most! You’ve been drawn to the Renaissance since art history last year, so it’s no surprise that...

3 Things C.S. Lewis Can Teach Us About Theme

By Sandrina de KlerkHave you ever read a book (Christian or non-Christian) that was right out bad? Maybe the dialogue was unrealistic and wordy. Maybe the plot was predictable and slow. And maybe the characters were bland like chocolate-chip-cookies with no chocolate...

Combating the Dark with Light: Portraying Evil in Christian Fiction

By Chelsea HindleImagine this: a young Christian writer sits at their desk, sweating anxiously. They've run into an unexpected snag in their latest novel. A bad word has popped up by accident, or a character has done something less than savoury. Frantically, the young...
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