Writing Stories Where Belief Matters

Presented by: James R. Hannibal | Jennifer Dunburth | Mary Beth

Moderated by Mary Beth, James R. Hannibal and Jennifer Dunburth discuss the craft of writing faith based fiction. They explore how spiritual themes emerge naturally in story, how different readers respond to faith elements, and how to write with sincerity and intention.

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