Look for this graphic for The Uncertainty of Fire on Kindle Vella. If Amazon's new Kindle Vella platform launched today, then you would find the first episode of my Christian YA historical, The Uncertainty of Fire, live to read. Amazon has not told authors when it...
…another thing you should realize about historical fiction authors. Rabbit trails. Rabbit holes. We could go down so many. But if we want to ever get a book written, we have to refrain from that. We have to stick to the main trail of needed facts so we don’t spend precious time researching non-important details. Even though we kind of love that too, and those additional facts help enrich our stories.
My faith becomes chained to my own ideas, and when I try to break free from them, to allow God to do what He wishes with this journey, I put my hands and feet back into the “I want it my way” shackles.
But after several drafts, I promised myself, I would thoroughly outline my next project. And that had been my plan. Only my plan hasn’t been cooperating.
And now I’m hanging out on this ladder. Probably well above ground. And I’m not too crazy about heights. I’m not even sure how long I’ll be on this rung.
Maybe the reason the ideas aren’t a full faucet flow for the second fiction book for this series is because He has plans for this non-fiction project first.
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