Okay, if you’re here on my blog, you are likely noticing the
paucity of recent posts. I admit it—I am a terrible blogger. Bottom line, I don’t
do casual chat, or even short (which is why I write 400+ page international
intrigue novels to start with!). Please don’t take this as a slam at successful
bloggers. I admire bloggers who can carry on a continuous (and succinct)
conversation on a variety of subjects of interest to themselves and others (I
even follow a few). I just can’t keep saying something new about topics I’ve
already touched or keep coming up with new topics.
Which doesn’t mean I don't continue to care passionately
about the issues I've written on to date in this blog. Freedom of speech and
worship. Justice on a national and international level. The consequences of actions
made in fear or ignorance on my own nation's future as well as that of billions
around the world. The suffering and courage and awesome fortitude of spiritual
brothers and sisters whose lives have crossed mine around the world.
And, of course, my own books, what they are about, and just
why I wrote them.
But the bottom line is that I’ve already said in this blog what
I really want to say about those subjects. And my life is too filled already
with writing assignments, as senior editor and investigative journalist for a magazine,
a ministry communications department to run, and of course that next novel to
write! The columns I’ve taken considerable time to write over the last years
are still what I want to say to my readers. SO a simple solution comes to mind.
I am posting below some of the blog entries I would encourage any new (or old)
reader of this blog to browse if you really want to know what is on my
heart/mind.
And when I next find something new on which I have strong
opinions/feelings, I will squeeze out a serious block of time to write a
serious (and likely lengthy) column on the subject. Meanwhile, if you are
interested in what goes on in my daily life, drop over to Facebook. I’d be
delighted to see you there! And I hope you will enjoy a few of these past blog
posts.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN:
MY BOOKS:
Congo Dawn:
Veiled Freedom: An Interview
Freedom's Stand:
WRITERS TIPS:
POLITICAL OP-EDS:
PERSONAL COLUMNS:
Jeanette,
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