J M Archer

Where faith and fiction meet, it’s never just words.
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More Than An Escape: Fiction Helps Shape Our View of Reality
More Than An Escape: Fiction Helps Shape Our View of Reality

Fantasy has often been called an escape. I’ve heard people say escapism is the purpose of the genre. But what if fantasy means a little bit more?

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Author Interview: H.A. Pruitt
Author Interview: H.A. Pruitt

I’m happy to welcome H.A. Pruitt to the blog! She is an author of Christian fantasy and has published five books in her YA fantasy series Anelthalien, as well as a companion novel for the series. 

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Author Interview: J.F. Rogers
Author Interview: J.F. Rogers

For the very first author interview on the blog, I’m happy to welcome Christian fantasy author J.F. Rogers! She has published several books in portal/epic fantasy as well as some fairytale retellings. And she has given some great answers to the questions I threw at her!

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What’s Your Why?
What’s Your Why?

There is always a “why” behind what we do. A reason that keeps us going when we want to give up. Here’s my “why” behind writing, and some encouragement to find yours.

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Different readers have different types of books they're comfortable with, and different definitions of "clean". Here's what you can expect in my books. There will be: ✝️ Christian themes like faith, forgiveness, and finding our worth in
These are things I love to read, so it's the kind of stories I write. If you love 🐾 Sassy animal companions… who are sometimes wiser than humans ✨️ Strange, yet non-magical, abilities 🏞 The classic epic journey across lands and seas ✝
Welcome H.A. Pruitt! For the very first author interview on my Instagram, I'm happy to welcome @hapruitt . She is a Christian fantasy author and has published five books in her YA fantasy series Anelthalien, as well as a companion novel for the ser
Finally found a way to join this trend! 😆 While Maddie is learning to fight and has been in battle, war isn't exactly where she belongs. She's more of a healer’s assistant than a warrior. But that isn't to say she can't down a shifter or tw

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