We're pleased to offer you a variety of posts from Editors, Authors, and readers for your intellectual and recreational reading pleasure. We're also including something new that we hope to continue: One flash fiction piece featured for your reading pleasure. This month's very fitting piece is written by Chris Mikesell. The flash fiction piece will not replace our normal entries and we'll be posting submission instructions soon. Please do not submit flash fiction to the carnival right now, they will be ignored.
As you journey the writing grounds, be sure to leave comments and tell them the Carnival of Christian Writer's sent you. Please keep your hands and feet inside at all times and buckle up for your safety. Enjoy the ride...
Our first featured flash fiction was written by Chris Mikesell "By Any Other Name" This story went straight to my heart, it is about Joseph making the first Nativity for Jesus to play with. Thank you Chris! As an added Christmas present, check out the prequel: A Need For Magi (Chris sent the first story via email and he's out of town, so I posted the story at my blog until he gets back and can post it on his ~michelle)J.Blair Lane presents My First "Rejection Letter" posted at Scribblings by Blair.Aquisitions editor for Waterbrook, Mick Silva discusses symbolism in "What's A Meta-For?" at Your Writer's Group.Literary Agent Chip MacGregor answers the burning question "What's My Voice?" Author and editor, Terry Whalin speaks to the stubborn ones in his post, "If It Were Easy..."Author Cara Putman gives excellent Research Tips (especially handy for those of us who aren't research fanatics!)Michelle Pendergrass tells how God called her to Write. Gina Conroy finally realizes she's a writer who blogs, not a blogger who writes.
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