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Xulon Press Announces September 2013 Christian Choice Writing Contest Winners

Filed in Competitions and Awards, Xulon Press Authors in the News by Michael Chiaro on September 24, 2013 • 1 Comment

Xulon Press is proud to announce the winner of the September 2013 Christian Choice Writing Contest. The contest received over 550 submissions from both amateur and professional writers, and the stories—which ranged from personal testimonies, to poems and works of fiction […]

Autores Exitosos: Dr. Awilda González-Tejera

Filed in Successful Author Spotlight by Alan P. Scaglione on September 20, 2013 • 0 Comments

Por primera vez en nuestra serie de Autores Exitosos, presentamos este blog sobre la Dra. Awilda González-Tejera, autora del nuevo libro Lo Que Dios No Sabía (un estudio del libro de Oseas, investigando cómo los israelitas no incluyeron a Dios en los asuntos de gobierno). ¡Será publicado en inglés y español! La Dra. González-Tejera (quien […]

Xulon Press Successful Author Spotlight: Rev. Stephanie Butler Adams, Missionary & Author

Filed in Successful Author Spotlight by Alan P. Scaglione on September 19, 2013 • 1 Comment

Today’s Xulon Press Successful Author Spotlight features missionary, author, community leader Rev. Stephanie Butler Adams, author of two books with a third set for release by Christmas 2013. […]

Meet the Team: Our Star Teacher

Filed in Meet the Team by Vanessa Correa on September 18, 2013 • 10 Comments

Rene Compton, with her bright blonde hair and blue eyes, warm smile and soft country twang, is the sweetheart of Xulon Press. God has blessed her tenure here as a Publishing Consultant and it is an inspiration to all of us. A few weeks ago I discovered that Rene used to be a computer teacher […]

Write How You Write, Not How You Speak

Filed in Ask the Editor by Blair Townley on September 13, 2013 • 8 Comments

Everyone enjoys telling a story, whether it’s a treasured memory from the past or the funny incident that occurred on the way to work. When it comes to writing a self-published book for the enjoyment of others, more thought will be needed to turn a memorable story into a well-written manuscript. It doesn’t matter if […]