Mesu Andrews's Blog, page 35

Welcome Author, Laura Frantz!

Welcome to my sweet Revell buddy, Laura Frantz! She’s also a fellow Pacific Northwesterner, though she lives in the rainforest part of the state (our weather is balmy and sunny compared to her neck of the woods). Thanks for visiting, Laura! How do you know Mesu? I first met Mesu at an ACFW conference and … Read More

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Welcome Author, Dan Walsh!

This December, I wanted to do something a little different for my blog buddies. I wanted to pass on a special gift to you that the Lord has blessed me with over the past seven years. Authors–four of them–who I respect, admire, and appreciate their friendship, have graciously agreed to answer a few interview questions and tell you about a recent … Read More

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Know Thyself—Eeeek!

I don’t know about you, but the older I get the harder it is to recognize the woman in the mirror. I still feel sixteen on the inside, but as soon as my feet hit the floor in the morning…my body says I’m fifty and climbing. That first look in the mirror each day is … Read More

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Merry Christmas a Little Early!

Thanks for the Webcast! Thanks so much to those of you who signed on for our BFF Webcast last week. Oh my! What fun! I read the transcript of your chatter after the webcast was over, and y’all had a ball, didn’t you? You asked great questions during the webcast, and I hope you enjoyed chatting with … Read More

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Stillness in the Chaos

Have you ever been involved in a car accident? What about a tornado or earthquake? There’s a breathless moment immediately after the destruction when all falls silent…nothing moves. Then the mind begins to spin, and the emotions kick in. If other people are involved, interactions unfold—good or bad. I want to talk about that split … Read More

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Not My Normal Novel

Marketing plans are well underway for the March 17th (2015) release of The Pharaoh’s Daughter. I’ve secured three authors for possible endorsement (I can’t release their names, of course) who will be reading the manuscript in November, so if you think of it, please pray for the Lord’s favor. At this point in the process, self-doubt begins … Read More

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Author Interview–Roseanna White

I’m so excited to introduce my sweet friend, Roseanna White. This special gal endorsed my second book for me, and we’ve been long-distance friends for years. I love her passion for the Lord and her AMAZING writing skill. I have no idea how she juggles a hubby, kids, homeschooling, writing, marketing, and a hundred other things, … Read More

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Exclusive BFF Webcast–Nov. 18th, 7pm ET

Writing is Done… Not forever…Just on The Pharaoh’s Daughter! This manuscript has endured the poking, prodding, cutting, and snipping of substantive edits, line edits, copy edits, and proofreading. Now the project manager is finalizing front and back matter–including A FAMILY TREE (yes, we’re working on the graphic–woot!) and a MAP. Next stop is typesetting! After that, I’ll see it … Read More

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Unpredictable—the Worst Label

Probably most you know we recently adopted a dog, Theo, from our local humane shelter. Theo was our second rescue dog, a 3-year-old American bulldog mix, and he was a love. He was brought into the shelter as a stray with no history, but during his two months of observation at the shelter, he showed … Read More

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To Make a Diamond by Angie Arndt

Did you know that diamonds are the hardest known natural materials? The hardness of each individual diamond depends on the purity – bits of carbon or other material makes the diamond brittle and easier to break. These imperfections also affect the color, clarity and brilliance of the diamond. The purer the stone, the more brilliant … Read More

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