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Successful Author Spotlight: Nicholas Papanicolaou

Filed in Successful Author Spotlight by Taylor Graham on February 22, 2016 • 5 Comments

Xulon author Nicholas Papanicolaou is no stranger to hard work. Born in Athens, Greece, he came to the United States when he was sixteen to attend boarding school in Massachusetts. After earning a bachelors degree in Economics from Harvard, a masters in Business Administration from Columbia, and a doctorate in Theology from Phoenix University of Theology, […]

Writing Tips: 5 Things Every Devotional Should Contain

Filed in Writing Tips by Taylor Graham on February 19, 2016 • 3 Comments

One of the most popular types of manuscripts we publish at Xulon Press is a devotional. While a writing a devotional may sound like a simple task, there are many that lack the basic “bones” every devotional needs to be successful (and most of all, helpful to the reader). So, here’s a list of what […]

How One Christian Author Shed the Weight of Perfectionism

Filed in Editor's Picks by Brittnee Newman on February 17, 2016 • 2 Comments

The pressure of perfectionism finds everyone at some point in life. Author Tiffany Wasson struggled with it in her personal and Christian life: the wife of an aspiring pastor, mother of two young sons and devoted member within the body of Christ. Until she attended a woman’s conference three years ago, which sparked the realization that perfection is impossible—except through God. […]

What Black History Month Taught Us About Telling Our Stories [Video]

Filed in From the Desk of... by Brittnee Newman on February 9, 2016 • 7 Comments

As we celebrate Black History Month, Publishing Consultant Kenneth Clark talks about the role that history, legacy, and story preservation have played in black history within the United States. […]