Step behind the scenes with Scrivenings Press author Lori DeJong for a closer look at the inspiration, characters, faith, and creative journey behind her newest release, Sanctuary and Sabotage. From bringing Trevor back to the family ranch to balancing romance, suspense, and themes of hope and restoration, Lori shares some of the stories behind the […]
Running, Writing, and the Space Between
What do running and writing have in common? More than you might think! Join Rebecca Meek as she explores how hitting the pavement can make room for creativity, perseverance, and those unexpected aha! moments—and how those experiences helped shape Mylze Moore in Summer at Caroling Creek. I love running. To be more honest, I love […]
Behind the Scenes: An Island Intrigue with Casey Cline
Step behind the scenes with Scrivenings Press author, Casey Cline, for a closer look at the inspiration, research, characters, and creative journey that brought her newest release, An Island Intrigue, to life. In this special author feature, you’ll discover some of the stories behind the story and get to know the heart behind the book. […]
Why Romance? Writing the Hard Things … With Hope at the Heart
Why do romance readers return again and again to stories of love, especially when those stories walk through some of life’s hardest places? Scrivenings Press author Lori DeJong believes romance can offer more than a happily-ever-after. It can remind us that hope, healing, grace, and God’s presence can be found even in seasons of grief, […]
Faith in the Storm: Writing Hope Through Real-Life Pain
Debut novelist Deena Adams joins us today to share the heart behind her storytelling and why she writes the kinds of stories she does. In this guest post, she explores Christian fiction about real-life struggles and how faith-filled stories that don’t shy away from pain can offer readers hope right in the middle of life’s […]
A Writer’s Guide to Finding Stories in Everyday Life
Where do story ideas really come from? For many writers, inspiration doesn’t arrive in quiet moments at a desk. It shows up in unexpected conversations, chance encounters, and everyday experiences that linger long after the moment has passed. In this delightful author guest post, you’ll discover how Scrivenings Press author Sharon Carpenter gathers story seeds […]
When the Bottom Drops Out: Researching World War II Fiction
Writing historical fiction requires more than imagination. It requires careful research and sometimes a willingness to change course when the facts don’t cooperate. In this guest post, Scrivenings Press author Terri Wangard shares how researching World War II fiction unexpectedly reshaped the third book in her Unsung Stories of World War II series. What began […]
Savannah Georgia Travel Inspiration: When a Coastal Getaway Sparked a Romance
There’s something unforgettable about Savannah, Georgia. From cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture to the rhythm of the Savannah River and the breezy charm of nearby Tybee Island, this coastal city offers more than a relaxing getaway. For writers, Savannah Georgia travel inspiration is everywhere. What began as a late summer road trip quickly became the […]











































































































































































