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Northanger Abbey books fan fiction web	Meming Estancia Aldea Norteña May. 01, 2023 \| Comments With only more chapter to go in Estancia Aldea Norteña, it's time to celebrate: I'm inviting my readers to recreate their favorite moments via memes in the comments.
Northanger Abbey books fan fiction web	Finis (and to All a Good Night) Dec. 20, 2021 \| Comments A really good wrap-up of this incredible writing journey will have to wait until Christmas is over. Instead, I want to show my appreciation for the great comments I've received.
Northanger Abbey books fan fiction web	Meme Monday for Gentlemen of Gloucestershire Dec. 06, 2021 \| Comments Instead of my usual analysis I'm devoting today to a little silliness: retelling my fan novel in memes.
Northanger Abbey books fan fiction web	Gentlemen of Gloucestershire is Now Live Sep. 06, 2021 \| Comments Happy Labor Day! It's a special day for me despite going into the office, since Gentlemen of Gloucestershire is now live here on the blog and my various fan fiction profiles online.
Northanger Abbey books fan fiction interviews	NA FF Author Interview: Laura Simons Sep. 02, 2021 \| Comments Today's author is Laura Simons, who I discovered on Archive of Our Own a few years back when she began posting in the little updated Northanger Abbey section.
Northanger Abbey books fan fiction interviews	NA FF Author Interview: Shannon Winslow Sep. 01, 2021 \| Comments Shannon Winslow is the author of Murder at Northanger Abbey, one of the rare Northanger Abbey fan works in existence, let alone published.
web	The Blog is (Mostly) Back Jun. 30, 2021 \| Comments Everyone has gone through incredible changes in the last year and half, and I'm certainly no exception (nor exceptional, for that matter).
web	2017 Blog Schedule Jan. 03, 2017 \| Comments In 2017, I'm trying a new schedule with both more and less structure.
mystery fantasy books CSFF	CSFF: How Shocking is the Night? Dec. 09, 2015 \| Comments Some have wondered what made The Shock of the Night a work of Christian fiction: despite having a triune theological structure, the lack of direct salvatatory or intervening action in the events of the narrative was a cause for concern.
mystery fantasy books reviews CSFF	CSFF: The Shock of the Night review Dec. 08, 2015 \| Comments In the first of a brand new saga appropriately titled Darkwater, Patrick W. Carr reaches new heights as an author, crafting a rich setting full of vivid characters with stakes to match.