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Ellipses Are Punctuation Marks, Too
The two primary uses of the ellipsis are (1) to indicate words left out of quoted material and (2) faltering speech in dialogue. Continue reading
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction- CSFF Blog Tour Wrap – Beckon by Tom Pawlik May 26, 2012With school ending and summer creeping in, CSFF squeezed in a blog tour for Beckon by award-winning author Tom Pawlik. The modest tour for this adult speculative thriller included thirty-seven posts from twenty-five bloggers. Those who posted all three days of the tour are eligible for the CSFF Top Tour Blogger Award for May. Below [...]
- Who Do We Follow? May 25, 2012what we struggle with, it seems, is allowing our time with God in His Word to inform our actions and attitudes when we are in the world. Instead, the reverse is becoming true–our time in the world is informing our attitudes toward the Word.
- CSFF Blog Tour – Beckon by Tom Pawlik, Day 3 May 24, 2012An interesting set of posts this month for the CSFF Blog Tour featuring Tom Pawlik’s newest adult speculative suspense, Beckon. There’s been discussion about the characters, Alzheimer disease, immortality, abortion (here on my blog), body count, arachnophobia, reading at night (or not), spelunking, and more. Without a doubt, this book made an imp […]
- CSFF Blog Tour – Beckon by Tom Pawlik, Day 2 May 23, 2012Stephen King lite? Creepy suspense thriller? A story in the tradition of Tuck Everlasting? These and more are the things CSFF Blog Tour participants are saying about Beckon by Tom Pawlik. But those aren’t quite all the same, are they. So who is right? Is the book too violent or only mildly gruesome? This book [...]
- CSFF Blog Tour – Beckon by Tom Pawlik, Day 1 May 21, 2012When I was growing up, my friends, parents, siblings, and, I'm sure, I as well, parroted an adage that held a lot of truth: two wrongs don't make a right. Intentionally or not, Beckon explores this pithy statement.
- CSFF Blog Tour Wrap – Beckon by Tom Pawlik May 26, 2012
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