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There are a myriad of other genres out there, from fantasy to memoirs. Why do thousands of readers opt for Christian fiction? In my view, the most important part of being a Christian fiction writer is to creatively express God to the world. I love being able to move my readers' emotions while edging them toward a greater purpose—a lesson that I hope will stay with them. Why do you write or read CF? #fiction

They say that practice makes perfect and that's what comes to mind when I think of honing the writing craft. I'm currently drafting my third novel and, while the first two were awesome, I do see positive growth in BloodTies. I try to dedicate about 2-3 hours a day to writing. It doesn't always happen but that's my goal. Writing fiction is tough because you have to immerse the reader into a story while creating/maintaining a realistic plot. It's not easy but the more you do it, the better you'll be. Share your thoughts on the forum. #writing #tips #author

Antoine, the male lead protagonist in Twiceborn, is faced with a tough choice. "Do I betray my mother or the woman I love?" Hopefully you're never faced with that dilemma but I'm pretty sure we've all been caught between the proverbial "rock and a hard place." What do you do in those situations? Is it enough to just pray? How do you handle the fallout from your choices? Share your thoughts. JP Robinson