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June 22, 2024
Seasons of a Writer’s Life
Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. I know both how to be abased, and I know how to abound: every where and in all things I am instructed both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer need. I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. – Philippians 4:11-13
Do you remember when you first started writing?
I do. In those days, I had boundless enthusiasm and so many ideas. I could happily daydream about my characters for weeks—plotting through scenes as I cleaned at work and even sometimes when my poor professors were lecturing. (Sorry!) These first stories were so thrilling to me, and I couldn’t wait until I had time to jump back into my document and continue typing away in another world.
And then sometime around year three or four, things became not as easy. I didn’t have as much time to focus on my writing—university became a bit consuming—but in lulls of the school year, I would keep working on my projects. These were historical fiction—Civil War, 18th century England and America—and modern-day books about ballerinas and musicians and doctors.
This timeframe was also when I began publishing, and editing opened up a whole new world for me. The freedom of typing away a story without thoughts over how to fix every single sentence, how the plots just didn’t make sense, and how this scene was unnecessary filler were long gone. I gained an editor in my head. 
And then last summer, after graduating from university, I ran into the biggest case of burnout I have ever experienced in my writing. I had grand plans for publishing last summer, but I could hardly get through a few pages of editing—that dear ol’ editor in my head was just too strong.
So I took a break, and it was so needed—the Lord knew I needed to rest and to give up writing for that short period of time. And when that was over, I dove into a brand-new project that ignited my imagination for a few short weeks until I started a new job.
Fast forward to today … and things are very different than they were in either of those stages of my writing life. During the last school year, I could only find snatches of time to write—too many of my brain cells were taken up by work. Even when I did find time to write, I was too tired. My creative juices were simply drought-burdened.
There was light within this writing darkness, though—during breaks from school, I would begin having the slight itch to begin writing again. (Honestly, breaks from school are so helpful!) And even sometimes when I didn’t feel like writing during the school year, I would—and I made some decent progress.
But in this, I found it’s so much harder to focus on a fictional world when the trials, joys, and sorrows of the real world are much more present in your face. However, these real-world experiences make us better writers—my heart aches more for my characters now, believe it or not. My writing, hopefully, is more realistic now that I’ve lived through more of life.
There are so many different seasons of life—and that includes our writing. It’s okay if you don’t have that burning passion to write anymore. It’s okay if you’re in a season when all you can do is keep your head above the work of today, whether that’s homework, taking care of children, or endless amounts of work for your job. All circumstances can make us better writers, even if we’re not writing at that exact time.
And in the end … remember where your writing is in the grand scheme of life. Just this week, I was discouraged with editing and all that goes into publishing a book. And then truth smacked me in the head (thank the Lord). Why was I looking to writing to make me happy/fulfilled, etc.? Writing is a gift from God, but it is not what should ultimately make me joyful. And then when I stopped looking at editing/writing (and success therein), wow … things were much better. As Christians, our ultimate Source of joy and fulfilment isn’t in this world—it’s in Christ.
And through Him, we can do all things and be content in all circumstances—whether we are writing like the fury or completely detached from the writing world.
June 14, 2024
Historical Christian Fiction Giveaway!
A Place in His Heart (1630s): A husband and wife (inspired by the author’s ancestors) navigate the challenges of sailing for the New World while learning to love each other.
Tidewater Bride (1630s): A young woman in early Jamestown must care for an incoming ship of “tobacco brides,” while a wealthy tobacco farmer strives to maintain peace with Native Americans.
The Heart of Courage (1750s): A settler studying for the ministry, a young woman longing for adventures in Williamsburg, and a Shawnee warrior are thrown together amid the French and Indian War.
Preacher on the Run (1770s): A frontier preacher must protect his family and church while facing the wrath of the British government.
Enter Here!Giveaway link: https://kingsumo.com/g/k7nnvc
Start date: 12:00 AM EDT, Friday, June 14, 2024
End date: 12:00 AM EDT, Tuesday, June 26, 2024
Drawing: Two winners chosen at random and announced via email on June 26
First prize: Signed copy each of A Place in His Heart, Tidewater Bride, The Heart of Courage, and Preacher on the Run. (US mailing address only.)
Second prize: Ebook copy each of A Place in His Heart, Tidewater Bride, The Heart of Courage, and Preacher on the Run. If the second-place winner is unable to receive ebooks, a new second-place winner will be chosen.
Bonus prize: All entrants will receive a list of book recommendations from participating authors.
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June 7, 2024
Life and Writing Updates! (The Negligent Author Hath Returned … For Now)
Happy summer, my friends! When I last popped onto the blog, it was March – and I recall mentioning in a post before then that I was planning to be blogging more. You can see how well that turned out.
Nonetheless, I have returned and hope to be more active during the summer months. Lord willing, there are some exciting writerly things coming up – more on that later!
Life UpdatesAll thanks to the Lord, I finished my first full year of teaching in May. I could write many blog posts about my experiences and everything I learned, but suffice to say, the Lord uses trials and blessings to sanctify. I’m thankful for the sanctifying and preserving power of our God!
School starts again in August, but prep begins earlier—all of which means I get to see my students in the near future and my summer isn’t as long as it was in college. Which brings me to my next point!
Writing UpdatesLast year, I determined in my heart to edit and publish the 4th book of my Grace Sufficient series. Obviously, that did not come to pass—last summer was a huge time of burnout for me after graduating college and finishing up student teaching. Editing was nigh to impossible, but after a couple of months of struggling, the Lord graciously allowed me to be able to write a good deal. (That project is sitting at 70Kish, and the first draft probably won’t be finished until next year, haha!) Regardless, it was fun to write and explore a different time period. (Though it wasn’t a different location than my usual …)
Fastfoward into this year, and I was honored to be a part of The Black Rose Collection. Since the entire collection is a fantasy, I was pushed out of my comfort zone a bit as I explored worldbuilding and indulged my attempt at more poetic prose. You can read more about A Life’s Cost here!
Now we have reached this summer … and I prayerfully planned to begin edits on Unforgiven (Grace Sufficient, #4) again. I was definitely bummed on how last year’s attempt turned out, but I am so thankful that I didn’t publish it last year. I was not—and still don’t feel—ready to address the topics in this book, but God has taught me things this year that I did not grasp last year. His timing and His Ways are always perfect, even when they don’t make sense.
“And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.”
2 Corinthians 12:9
So all of that to say … Lord willing, Unforgiven will be released this summer. Editing is bouncing along by God’s grace, but it’s still difficult—especially when foolish me attempts to do any of it in my own strength. Seems I would’ve learned that way doesn’t work by now, hmm?
Blurb, cover, and all of that exciting stuff is still in the works, but watch this space for more information. I am excited to get to share this story with you—and I pray it shows you the most important Truth of all.
How is your summer going? Are you planning to work/complete any big projects? Let me know in the comments!
March 20, 2024
A Silent Hope Release!
Can hope be found when everything seems hopeless?
When illness threatens her brother’s life, deaf peasant Calaine Kalen vows to do anything to save him—including finding work near a war-torn area overrun with giants and nefarious schemes. When war threatens Prince Renner Leorin’s kingdom, he vows to save it no matter what—even if that means convincing a surly former enemy to help. Neither peasant nor prince ever imagined their efforts would place them in each other’s path.
She needs a cure. He needs a miracle. Can tragedy bring two unlikely hearts together, or will heartbreak shatter any hope of both love and saving those they care about?
A Silent Hope, a New Adult, faith-filled retelling of The Wounded Lion, is a standalone novella, complete with tropes like rags-to-riches, concealed identity, and a deaf heroine. It is part of the Hope Ever After series, a collection of twenty hopeful and uplifting fairy tale retellings. Each book is written by a different author, so it can be enjoyed in any order. The proceeds from this series are donated to the O.U.R. (Operation Underground Rescue) to rescue children from exploitation and trafficking.
March 7, 2024
Black Rose Release!!
And the day has finally come!
I still remember reading Madisyn Carlin’s email as I sat in the darkness of a high school parking lot. And thanks to her, my mind started spinning about a story with a black rose far more than the orchestra classes I was supposed to be working with in a few moments. (Never fear, I was able to be very distracted by attempting to teach high schoolers that day.)
But that small idea of a black rose began spiraling out that day, all until it spilled out into this fantasy novella that I had never really imagined writing. All thanks to Miss Carlin, I now have written fantasy – something I never would’ve done on my own! (See, good friends are important. I am so thankful for that sister!)
So, after nearly a year of writing, leaving the project, editing, fretting, and all of the drama that writers put themselves through, A Life’s Cost is now free in the world within this beautiful anthology!
I am so thankful to the Lord to be included in this anthology with this amazing bunch of writers. Every story in this collection is wonderful!
Receiving a black rose is a death sentence.
In these seven lands, receiving a black rose is a death sentence. When these perilous flowers endanger their lives, a woman must help her best friend regain his memories before it’s too late, a huntress finds herself becoming the hunted, and sworn enemies are forced to work together—if they don’t first kill each other in the process.
Seeking the truth turns perilous for an innocent business owner and his betrothed when they come too close to uncovering a secret someone wants to remain hidden. When a couple’s daughter is born with a deadly birthmark, can they escape in time? Or will they lose their daughter to evil? False accusations and threats force an innocent man to flee and fight for his life—but his path to freedom is threatened by memory loss. And when two friends become unexpected enemies, can loyalty overcome duty?
In this collection of seven Christian fantasy romance novellas, characters will learn the value of faith and trust as danger grows and justice is threatened.
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From authors Madisyn Carlin, Kristina Hall, Vanessa Hall, K.R. Mattson, M.L. Milligan, Kaytlin Phillips, and Saraina Whitney comes The Black Rose Collection, a New Adult Christian fantasy anthology.
GIVEAWAY INFORMATION
Enter to win a Black Rose paperback, autographed bookplates, character art, and an adorable bookmark, notepad, and pen. Giveaway runs 3/7 – 4/8.
*Open to U.S. residents only due to shipping costs.
BLACK ROSE COLLECTION SWAG
Purchase an ebook or paperback of the Black Rose Collection and receive a bundle of goodies. Fill out the form to notify the authors.
A Life’s Cost
Niall and Caoimhe Ó Brolaigh are naught but a young couple eager to welcome their firstborn into the world, yet short moments after the babe’s birth, the threat of death shatters their peaceful life. The law of the land declares a black rose worthy of death, and young Siobhan is doomed afore she is e’en a mere week of age.
Roark Ó Lochlainn is a man with a blood-red past that leaves him an enemy of the land. Yet his discovery of the young couple and their helpless babe presents an impossible decision—one that too clearly mirrors his own tragedy.
In a land full of darkness, only escape offers life for wee Siobhan. Yet is there any hope for deliverance—and is one life worth the impossible cost?
Can you tell I enjoy the drama of fantasy? I pray these stories are used to bless each one of you!
Are you planning on reading this anthology? Do you write fantasy? And yes, I’m back for a moment from my stint of silence, but it feels good to be back blogging again!
February 20, 2024
Cover Reveal: This Gray Canvas by Jaiden Phillips
Because how did one explain the gray canvas I was trapped in?
Ethan was born into a world of black and white a medical condition known as monochromatic vision, but with one exception—he can see the color green. After moving from the Colorado countryside to New York City, Ethan struggles to adjust to the busy and colorless atmosphere.
When encouraged to join a local art contest by his grandfather and a peppy bookworm named Sophie, Ethan considers it. But when the bullies at school get a hold of his sketchpad, and make fun of his colorless art, Ethan wonders if he has anything worth sharing at all. Because how could anyone understand the gray canvas of his life?
About the Author:Jaiden Phillips is a teen author residing in the mountains of western North Carolina. She has six older siblings and one set of amazing parents!
More often than not, you can find her sketching one of her wild ideas, writing out a scene for a book, or giving her sisters a healthy dose of sarcasm.
Her debut novel, The Guild of Thieves, is available on Amazon!
Author Links:Pinterest: Pinterest
Goodreads Author Profile: Jaiden Phillips (Author of Unfortunate Events) | Goodreads
My Blog: https://jaidenphillipsart.wordpress.com/
Sisters Three Blog: www.sisters-three.com
Group Goodreads Account: Sisters Three | Goodreads
Newsletter: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/93248/59816909004080388/share
Book Links:Goodreads Book Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book-this-gray-canvas
Pre-Order Link: https://www.amazon.com-this+gray+canvas+by+jaiden+phillips
February 2, 2024
Cover Reveal – A Silent Hope by Madisyn Carlin
Can hope be found when everything seems hopeless?
When illness threatens her brother’s life, deaf peasant Calaine Kalen vows to do anything to save him—including finding work near a war-torn area overrun with giants and nefarious schemes. When war threatens Prince Renner Leorin’s kingdom, he vows to save it no matter what—even if that means convincing a surly former enemy to help.
She needs a cure. He needs a miracle. Can tragedy bring two unlikely hearts together, or will heartbreak shatter any hope of both love and saving those they care about?
A Silent Hope, a New Adult, faith-filled retelling of The Wounded Lion, is a standalone novella, complete with tropes like rags-to-riches, concealed identity, and a deaf heroine. It is part of the Hope Ever After series, a collection of twenty hopeful and uplifting fairy tale retellings. Each book is written by a different author, so it can be enjoyed in any order. The proceeds from this series are donated to the O.U.R. (Operation Underground Rescue) to rescue children from exploitation and trafficking.
*Releases 3/20/24
*PREORDER: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRNP1BWX/
ADD ON GOODREADS: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204923484-a-silent-hope
INSPIRATION BOARD: https://www.pinterest.com/madisyncarlin/a-silent-hope
January 16, 2024
Cover Reveal: Hearts of the West Books 1-4
Hearts of the West is a collection of 15 standalone Christian historical romance novellas that can be read in any order. From the mountains of Wyoming to the California desert, and from the plains of Missouri to Montana’s rustic settings, readers will be swept into heartwarming tales filled with faith and romance.
Features authors Penny Zeller, Danielle Grandinetti, Tracey J. Lyons, Rachel Good, Edwina Kiernan, and more.
Don’t miss the special pre-release prices—preorder now!
You can find the series here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLKXDMNL
COVER INFORMATION:
Cover design by Mountain Peak Edits & Design (Instagram: @mountainpeakeditsanddesign)
AUTHOR INFORMATION:
KRISTINA HALL
Heart of TrustReleases: 4/9/24Kristina Hall is a sinner saved by grace who seeks to glorify God with her words. She is a homeschool graduate and holds a degree in accounting. When she’s not writing, she enjoys reading, arm wrestling, lifting weights, and playing the violin. Visit her website at kristinahallauthor.wordpress.com.
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Instagram: @kristinahallwriter
EDWINA KIERNAN
Heart of IntegrityReleases: 5/14/24Edwina Kiernan is the Christian author of the award-winning novel, Ruby’s Redemption.
An enthusiast of classic novels and history, Edwina combines her faith, imagination and research in hope-infused tales set in times past.
A lifelong word admirer, with Welsh and Irish heritage, she started writing stories early in childhood.
She is a committed follower of Jesus (the Living Word), and endeavours to use her pen to point others to Him.
When she’s not writing, Edwina loves spending time with her dashing husband and lively little son, reading and studying the Bible, getting lost in a captivating novel and drinking more types of tea than most people realize even exist.
Join her mailing list for free gifts, updates, regular giveaways, and lots of classic and historical fiction goodness.
Subscribe at www.edwinakiernan.com
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DEBBY LEE
Heart of EnduranceReleases: 6/11/24Debby Lee, a member of the Yakama tribe, started writing as a child but never forgets home, the cozy town of Toledo, Washington, and her Native American roots.
A former president of the Olympia chapter of Romance Writers of America, Debby enjoys participating in both RWA and the American Christian Fiction Writers. Her sixth collection with Barbour Publishing released in December 2019. Both the Courageous Brides and Mountain Christmas Brides series made the ECPA Bestsellers list. She is represented by Tamela Hancock Murray of the Steven Laube Literary Agency.
A self-professed nature lover, Debby feels like a hippie child who wasn’t born early enough to attend Woodstock. She wishes she could run barefoot all year long and often does when weather permits. During football season, she cheers on the Seattle Seahawks with other devoted fans. She’s also filled with wanderlust and dreams of traveling the world.
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Patience O’Brien
Heart of HonorReleases: 7/9/24Tags:
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Cover Reveal: Hearts of the West Books 1-4
Hearts of the West is a collection of 15 standalone Christian historical romance novellas that can be read in any order. From the mountains of Wyoming to the California desert, and from the plains of Missouri to Montana’s rustic settings, readers will be swept into heartwarming tales filled with faith and romance.
Features authors Penny Zeller, Danielle Grandinetti, Tracey J. Lyons, Rachel Good, Edwina Kiernan, and more.
Don’t miss the special pre-release prices—preorder now!
You can find the series here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLKXDMNL
COVER INFORMATION:
Cover design by Mountain Peak Edits & Design (Instagram: @mountainpeakeditsanddesign)
AUTHOR INFORMATION:
KRISTINA HALL
Heart of TrustReleases: 4/9/24Kristina Hall is a sinner saved by grace who seeks to glorify God with her words. She is a homeschool graduate and holds a degree in accounting. When she’s not writing, she enjoys reading, arm wrestling, lifting weights, and playing the violin. Visit her website at kristinahallauthor.wordpress.com.
Tags:
Instagram: @kristinahallwriter
EDWINA KIERNAN
Heart of IntegrityReleases: 5/14/24Edwina Kiernan is the Christian author of the award-winning novel, Ruby’s Redemption.
An enthusiast of classic novels and history, Edwina combines her faith, imagination and research in hope-infused tales set in times past.
A lifelong word admirer, with Welsh and Irish heritage, she started writing stories early in childhood.
She is a committed follower of Jesus (the Living Word), and endeavours to use her pen to point others to Him.
When she’s not writing, Edwina loves spending time with her dashing husband and lively little son, reading and studying the Bible, getting lost in a captivating novel and drinking more types of tea than most people realize even exist.
Join her mailing list for free gifts, updates, regular giveaways, and lots of classic and historical fiction goodness.
Subscribe at www.edwinakiernan.com
Tags:
Instagram: @edwinakiernan
Facebook: @edwinakiernan
DEBBY LEE
Heart of EnduranceReleases: 6/11/24Debby Lee, a member of the Yakama tribe, started writing as a child but never forgets home, the cozy town of Toledo, Washington, and her Native American roots.
A former president of the Olympia chapter of Romance Writers of America, Debby enjoys participating in both RWA and the American Christian Fiction Writers. Her sixth collection with Barbour Publishing released in December 2019. Both the Courageous Brides and Mountain Christmas Brides series made the ECPA Bestsellers list. She is represented by Tamela Hancock Murray of the Steven Laube Literary Agency.
A self-professed nature lover, Debby feels like a hippie child who wasn’t born early enough to attend Woodstock. She wishes she could run barefoot all year long and often does when weather permits. During football season, she cheers on the Seattle Seahawks with other devoted fans. She’s also filled with wanderlust and dreams of traveling the world.
Tags:
Facebook: @debbyleeauthor
Patience O’Brien
Heart of HonorReleases: 7/9/24Tags:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/piacuzzi/
Twitter:https://twitter.com/PIacuzzi
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/senecacastle1777/
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December 28, 2023
Writers’ Vision Freedom Conference!
The Writers’ Vision Freedom Conference is a virtual writing conference whose profits will go to Operation Underground Railroad to help free victims of human trafficking.
The goal of this conference is to a.) help free victims of human trafficking and b.) to educate Christian Creatives about the power of stories and how they can use their stories to change the world!
When, Where, & CostWhen?January 20th, 2023 – 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. EST (Registration closes on Jan. 16th.
https://www.writers-vision.com/events
Where?
Online! (Google Meets, recordings will be available)
How Much?
$20 base cost, but you can donate as much as you want!
Our HeartWriters’ Vision was founded in 2021 as an online writing community, but as the community has grown, so have our goals. We strive to empower Christian creatives and show them how important their words and art have. Whether they are writers, bloggers, artists, or musicians, we want them to know just how powerful creatives can be.
This conference is a huge leap, but one we feel God is calling us toward. Through it, we hope to empower Christian creatives, primarily writers, to use the gifts God has given them to change the world! To empower them to use their creative skills for huge and glorious things in the name of our Father in Heaven. Creating is a beautiful experience in which we mimic the greatest creator of all time, and the responsibility of such an honor is great. Through the course of the conference, we want to educate Christian creatives on just how great that responsibility is and how they can forever impact the world around them.
All profits from the Writers’ Vision Freedom Conference will be donated to Operation Underground Railroad to help free victims of human trafficking.
Our goal is twofold. Educate creatives on just how much they can impact the future and use the funds to do something extraordinary right here, right now. Implementing what we will be teaching at the conference with the profits made by the conference.
Creating should never be just about money or popularity, but about how we can change the world for the better! How we can impact other people’s lives and spread the Light of our Holy Father! And that is exactly what we will be exploring at the Writers’ Vision Freedom Conference!
How Does the Price Work?Because all proceeds are going to O.U.R. (Operation Underground Railroad), the base cost of the event is just $20 dollars! But if you’d like to give more to the cause you can.
The SpeakersKaytlin Phillips
Kaytlin Phillips is a homeschool grad who spends her days praising her Savior, reading, writing, blogging, and annoying her sisters with random thoughts. She is the fifth child out of seven and resides in the Southern Appalachian foothills of Western North Carolina.
She believes in the power of stories and their ability to change lives. And when not writing stories of hope, purpose, and redemption, you can find Kayti (as everyone calls her) reading, hiking, or taking random pictures.
Abigail G. Thompson
Abigail is the teen author behind The Whispers of the Wind and the poetry book Scrawled Out Timeline. Her mission is to write God-glorifying fiction that compellingly uplifts Biblical themes and promotes divine Truth through heart-pounding stories so lives can be transformed by the Gospel’s message of hope and inspiration.
When she isn’t writing the next epic fantasy book, you can find her reading her favorite books, hanging out with friends, being a gym rat, obsessively drawing, or serving her church.
Leialoha Humpherys
Leialoha Humpherys, a multigenre author hailing from the Big Island of Hawaii, is making waves in the literary world. With her Bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Hawaii at Hilo, she has published several books, including the self-help gem, Aloha State of Mind.
Leialoha’s enchanting fairy tale retellings, set in ancient Hawaii, have captivated readers with their resilient protagonists and hopeful endings. Known for her love of the ocean, Hawaiian culture, and all things coconut, Leialoha currently resides in Utah, with her husband and adorable baby girl.
Nadine Brandes
Nadine Brandes once spent four days as a sea cook in the name of book research. She is the 4-time Carol Award-winning author of seven books including Wishtress, Romanov, and the Out of Time Series. She is passionate about Jesus, motherhood, and creating with the Creator.
When she’s not busy writing novels about bold living, she’s adventuring through Middle Earth or taste-testing a new chai with her Auror husband and their four Halfling children.
Conference Schedule1:00- 1:45 p.m. Session with Conference Host Kaytlin Phillips, co-author of The Dragon Prince Chronicles, on The Power of Stories & The Need for Powerful Stories
2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Session with Indie Author Abigail G. Thompson, author of The Whispers of the Wind, on Writing Hope in a World that Loves Darkness
3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Session with Indie Author Leialoha Humpherys author of Aloha State of Mind and The Incandescent Kingdom Series, on Fear to Faith: 3 Ways to Share Your Stories with Courage
5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Session with Traditionally Published Author Nadine Brandes author of Fawkes & Wishtress, on Perfectionism with a Perfect Creator
