Camille Eide, of Sandy, was on the cover of the March issue of Hoodview News, which goes to 16,000 homes in her area. See the full issue at: https://hoodviewnews.com/?fbclid=IwAR2e_dm-S9Kw9MGnH9Ta9XuosoUqs53EX_tRVYThjK73OaZ4PZk1l85OP_k. The feature story about her and her writing career starts
Carolyn Bolz, of Riverside, California, reports that her article, “The Right Place for Dad,” will be in the April/May 2021 issue of Mysterious Ways Magazine (published by Guideposts). She has also had several humorous poems published recently in Country Magazine and The ST Quarterly.
Mary Hake, of Crooked River Ranch, had devotions in the winter editions of God’s Word for Today and Take Five Plus. This was the first time she had been assigned the same passages for adults and teens so she used a different focus for
Linda L. Kruschke, of Lake Oswego, had several of her haikus in the Poetry Pea Journal of haiku and senryu: Autumn 2020 edition, which is available on Amazon.
Rachel Lulich, of Bloomington, Indiana, reports that her play, “The Confessing Church,” is
Lois Kennis, of Ames, Iowa, won the 2020 Crown Award from ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers) Virginia for her unpublished contemporary novel.
Linda L. Kruschke, of Lake Oswego, had an article titled “God in the Active Voice” published in Fathom Magazine. She also had
Jane Daly, of Dallas, signed a contract in mid-October with Elk Lake Publishing for her novel, The Girl in the Cardboard Box, which was the Cascade Award winner in the unpublished contemporary fiction category in 2017. Expected
