“Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.”
— Philippians 4:8
Upcoming Titles
WHY I DYED MY HAIR PURPLE and other unorthodox stories BY KORI MORGAN
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This incredible memoir is composed of thirty-eight short essays exploring the growth of Kori's Christian faith through music, film, and story. While she grew up as an atheist, she have since discovered that the Lord was using and continues to use her favorite creative works to reveal Himself, strengthen her in her faith, and demonstrate the ways He has searched and known Kori. This has remained especially true during her struggles with mental health issues, family trauma, and religious legalism, all issues that this collection of essays explore.
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I received my Master of Fine Arts in fiction writing from West Virginia University and am the author of The Goodbye-Love Generation, a novel in short stories about the impact of the Kent State shootings on a rock band from Kent, Ohio during the 1970s. My stories, poems, and essays have been previously featured in Shenandoah, SN Review, Switchback, Forge, Blanket Sea, and others. Essays from Why I Dyed My Hair Purple have also appeared in Calla Press, Cantos, Clayjar Review, Kosmeo, Agape Review, and The Habit Podcast.
The Children’s book of abc character qualities by kezia and kiera knox
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This lovely board book features hand-painted illustrations by Kiera Rose depicting children lending helping hands to what obedience may look like. Every child needs to know the importance of good character traits and this book, with its whimsical and beautiful nature, does just that.
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Kiera and Kezia Knox are two young ladies with a massive talent ready to help the next generation know God’s big little truths for their lives. As a writer and artist living in Canada with their family, they desire to bring God glory through their work.
THE GIRL WHOSE FROWN SHOOK THE GROUND BY MELODY TROWELL
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Within these pages is a tale that before now was not to be told. But, I have been given permission to share it with you now, for now is the time when the world needs it most. Once upon a time, there lived a little girl who got everything she wanted. Even so, she was not happy. Many tried in vain to appease her, but their failed attempts only fueled her anger. And when she got angry, which was often, she frowned. This frown was no ordinary frown—it carried with it such power that it shook the world around her. Destruction followed her everywhere she went. Still, amidst such hopelessness lies Help. The question here remains would the girl accept it? Open these pages to discover for yourself the power of Truth, magic of wonder, and life of enchantment.
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Melody Trowell earned a BA in English with teaching certification (6-12) from Abilene Christian University (‘04) and MA in Linguistics from University of North Texas (‘07). She has taught middle school, high school, and college English at both public and private institutions since 2004, and when staying home with her children from 2012-2016 she started a photography and children’s goods small business. Currently, she teaches writing full-time at Dallas Christian College, where she also serves as a member of the college’s arts and sciences committee and founder/editor-in-chief of the college’s literary journal. She enjoys Bible studies with her sisters in Christ, tending her cottage garden, diy-ing home projects, and loving on her husband and three children. She has been writing stories and poetry since childhood and believes language is one of God’s most beautiful gifts.
