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Can Christian Writers Include Magic in their Fantasy Novels?
By Josiah DeGraafWhen you think of the fantasy genre, three things probably quickly come to mind: swords, elves, and magic. And it’s the latter that can become a problem for the Christian writer. We’ve all probably...
Begin Your Novel Writing Contest Is Open!
The contest is open! The opening of a story is one of the most important parts of any novel. Readers today are impatient and if your story doesn't grab them right from the start, they might not stick around for when "it starts to get good." We need our stories...
Begin Your Novel Contest Coming Soon!
Yes! Kingdom Pen is back with another writing contest! This time, you could win up to $100! The great thing is, you probably have your contest entry already written! This is a "Begin Your Novel" contest, where Kingdom Pen will be choosing the best novel openings. If...
KP Book Review: The Phantom Tollbooth
Looking back on my favorite childhood books, I see The Phantom Tollbooth standing proudly near the front of a long and delightful line. Norton Juster's fairytale (a better Alice in Wonderland than Alice in Wonderland) is like an old friend with whom you can have a...
Portraying Reality Accurately in Your Story
“Write what you know.” This infamous adage, while looking good on paper, can be increasingly difficult to use well when put in practice. For writers of speculative fiction, it can look downright ridiculous. After all, when you’re writing a story about a bunch of...
Why Characters Are Like Hedgehogs
I am now the bemused owner of a hedgehog.He belonged to my manager and was the "clinic hedgehog." But the veterinarian life didn't suit him well, so he was replaced with two guinea pigs.His name is Quigley. Cup your hands together and the little ball of prickles fits...