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Racing for Joy
Faith, family and friends help a mother endure cancer treatment – and train for a triathlon. New Year's Resolutions: Where Are They Now?
Publishers of two major Christian diet books say it's time to ramp up sales again. Scripture with Sizzle
Bible Publishers Entice Across Generations with Color, Sound, Graphics and Video It's a Fantasy
Speculative fiction is a tough sell in the Christian market. Will the Next Harry Potter Be a Mormon?
Brandon Mull's Fablehaven books, set on a preserve for magical creatures in Connecticut, are so hot that he represented Borders at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, the nation's largest. The silver Idol is soul in control
With a new album gone platinum, sold-out stops on a tour that starts Feb. 21 and appearances on national television, it looks like American Idol Taylor Hicks' fortune won't sour anytime soon. A Romantic, Spiritual Journey
"Friends: A Love Story" recounts married actors Courtney B. Vance and Angela Bassett's romance and religious evolution. Food and music: The balance to any busy life
We partook in two chef-owned restaurants in one evening of pleasure. A fabric of faith
Some quilt-makers find their craft to be a spiritually enriching practice. Friends Forever
When friendship lasts over the course of a lifetime, it is a gift of the highest order. Books on Heaven Can’t Wait for Readers
Three new books explore what happens after life ends. Authors Face Family Fallout in Telling Their Storie
They may intend to inspire, but spiritual memoirists still have to deal with family members' feelings. A night of seafood and stargazing
Crab Trap brags on its steaks, but we would never think of ordering anything but seafood. Shopping on Main Street Lakewood Ranch
People who like to eat well and shop upscale will feel well-treated in this new shopping district. Hot Times, Cool Places
Five cool places to visit in Manatee County. New Books Look at Bad Saints and Lousy Kings
Authors say there is something to be learned from luminaries' bad behavior. Fatherless child
A best-selling, Generation X Christian author recounts how his dad's departure helped shape him. If We’re Still Here, It Didn’t Happen
The latest Left Behind book was released on 6-6-6. Taking in the Sandbar at sunset
We bring out-of-staters, so they can view the Gulf, listen to live music, eat seafood, and sit with their toes in the sand. Tim Bascom: Chameleon Days: An American Boyhood in Ethiopia
Tim Bascom writes a memoir about his boyhood as a missionary kid in Ethiopia. Brothers in Boules
Freddy and Gilles Canesse are rising stars in the French sport of pétanque. Donald Miller: To Own a Dragon
Q & A about memoir of growing up fatherless Say a Prayer for Sales
In a heavily published topic, how can books stand out? Praying As Jesus Prayed
New books explore the Lord's Prayer and the power of praying in Jesus' name. Mary Wilson keeps hangin' on
When the Supremes officially disbanded in 1977, Wilson was the only member to have stayed from the start to the end. Hear the roar
Without Narnia, there would be no Harry Potter. Lack of technology held back earlier 'Narnia' adaptations
Previous screen appearances have been limited to lower-budget television versions. 'Pyro' Goes Ahead; Warren Weighs In
Rick Warren has issued a statement denying he opposed publication of 'Pyromarketing.' The Wardrobe in the Classroom
Even though they have Christian themes, the Chronicles of Narnia are taught in U.S. public schools without controversy--mostly. 'Pyromarketing' Gets the Green Light
HarperBusiness will publish Greg Stielstra's book with its case-study of "The Purpose-Driven Life." Into the West
Chuck Norris in New Book, TV Deal Dedicated to Caregiving
Professional caregiver Nancy Procell is a companion and a comfort to both her clients and their families. Purpose-Driven Interference?
What happens when a top-selling author wants changes in another writer's book? Ronan Tynan credits success to parents
The Irish tenor honors his folks in a couple of the most moving songs on his new solo album. Mega Tactics
for Mega-Hits Two publishers pulled out all the stops for their star pastors. The Perfect Mother Myth
Books question the pressure on Christian moms to be faultless. Nebulizing on the rise
For parents of small children who have asthma or allergies, nebulizers have become standard equipment. The Peril and the Promise
There are still risks for scholars writing for general readers, but in today's world, authoritative voices are prized. The Power of Wow
Word-of-mouth and celebrity endorsements launched Eckhart Tolle to success. Inspired by the Golden Rule
New religious books address ethics in business, leadership, money matters and work. Seminaries Increasingly Linking Environment, Religion
Academic studies of the links between religion and the environment are a fairly recent but growing development. The Quest for Understanding
A growing number of books explore religions’ common threads. Religious Comics in the Book Trade
Despite sales, talent and teen readers, Christian stores ignore graphic novels. Written in the Stars
Claims of cloning have made UFO religions big news, and a raft of scholarly books is poised to ride the waves. `Christmas Shoes': From Story to Song to Show
The TV movie softens the specifically Christian approach taken in both NewSong's crossover hit and the subsequent novel by Donna VanLiere A Homely Link for Mennonites, Amish Across America
It's the letters from the "scribes" -- unpaid correspondents -- that keep subscribers eager for The Budget to arrive. Grief Book Aids Sept. 11 Counselors
Sarah York wrote a resource for people who want to express sorrow and memorialize loved ones, but don't know how. |
Selected WorksArticles
Racing for Joy
Sarasota Herald-Tribune May 6, 2008 New Year's Resolutions: Where Are They Now?
Religion BookLine April 9, 2008 Scripture with Sizzle
Publishers Weekly Oct. 15, 2007 It's a Fantasy
Publishers Weekly, May 21, 2007 Will the Next Harry Potter Be a Mormon?
Religion BookLine, May 2, 2007 The silver Idol is soul in control
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Feb. 16, 2007 A Romantic, Spiritual Journey
Religion BookLine, Dec. 13, 2006 Food and music: The balance to any busy life
Manatee magazine, Winter 2006 A fabric of faith
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Sept. 14, 2006 Friends Forever
Style magazine, Sept. 10, 2006 Books on Heaven Can’t Wait for Readers
Religion BookLine, Aug. 30, 2006 Authors Face Family Fallout in Telling Their Storie
Religion Bookline, July 26, 2006 A night of seafood and stargazing
Manatee magazine, Aug. 7, 2006 Shopping on Main Street Lakewood Ranch
Manatee magazine, Aug. 7, 2006 Hot Times, Cool Places
Manatee magazine, Aug. 7, 2006 New Books Look at Bad Saints and Lousy Kings
Religion BookLine, July 19, 2006 Fatherless child
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, June 15, 2006 If We’re Still Here, It Didn’t Happen
Religion BookLine, June 7, 2006 Saturation Point?
Publishers Weekly, May 22, 2006 Taking in the Sandbar at sunset
Manatee magazine, April 24, 2006 Tim Bascom: Chameleon Days: An American Boyhood in Ethiopia
Religion BookLine, May 10, 2006 Brothers in Boules
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, April 22, 2006 Donald Miller: To Own a Dragon
PW Religion Bookline, March 29, 2006 Say a Prayer for Sales
Publishers Weekly, March 27, 2006 Praying As Jesus Prayed
PW Religion BookLine, March 22, 2006 Mary Wilson keeps hangin' on
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Feb. 3, 2006 Hear the roar
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Dec. 9, 2005 Lack of technology held back earlier 'Narnia' adaptations
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Dec. 9, 2005 'Pyro' Goes Ahead; Warren Weighs In
Publishers Weekly, Aug. 29, 2005 The Wardrobe in the Classroom
Beliefnet, Nov. 28, 2005 'Pyromarketing' Gets the Green Light
PW Daily, Aug. 24 Into the West
PW Religion Bookline, Aug. 3, 2005 Dedicated to Caregiving
Gulfcoast Healthy Living, July 2005 Purpose-Driven Interference?
Publishers Weekly, July 25, 2005 Ronan Tynan credits success to parents
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, July 22, 2005 Mega Tactics
for Mega-Hits
Publishers Weekly, May 23, 2005 The Perfect Mother Myth
Publishers Weekly May 23, 2005 Nebulizing on the rise
Gulfcoast Healthy Living, May 2005 What Are They Worth?
Publishers Weekly March 28, 2005 The Peril and the Promise
Publishers Weekly Nov. 15, 2004 The Power of Wow
Publishers Weekly, Aug. 23, 2004 Inspired by the Golden Rule
Publishers Weekly, May 24, 2004 Seminaries Increasingly Linking Environment, Religion
Religion News Service, April 16, 2003 The Quest for Understanding
Publishers Weekly, March 24, 2003 Religious Comics in the Book Trade
Publishers Weekly, Oct. 10, 2003 Written in the Stars
Publishers Weekly, February 10, 2003 `Christmas Shoes': From Story to Song to Show
Religion News Service, Nov. 25, 2002 A Homely Link for Mennonites, Amish Across America
Religion News Service, March 27, 2002 Grief Book Aids Sept. 11 Counselors
Religion News Service, Jan. 3, 2002 |
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