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Fiscal Cancer
Energion author Allan R. Bevere discusses the fiscal problems and their causes in It’s Fiscal “Cancer” But What Stage Is It?
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On the Grief Journey
Jody Neufeld, author of Grief: Finding the Candle of Light, has written a post on the book’s web site on dealing with the grief journey. Grief is a sneaky emotion. Sometimes you can see it coming but most of the time you don’t. I have learned some things that help me pick myself up and…
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Did you know … ?
Did you know that Energion Publications has been in existence almost 11 years now? Did you know that Energion Publications has 64 authors who have been inspired to write over 150 books? Did you know that we have fiction books (even novels!) as well as a huge list of books for Bible study (with questions…
Pat Snyder Interviews Elgin Hushbeck on Preserving Democracy
You can hear the recording on their podcast. For more information on the new, expanded paperback edition, see preservingdemocracy.com.
Why I Hope Energion Authors Never Become Celebrities
Yesterday Energion author David Alan Black made a comment about my publishing philosophy. I’m going to quote it and make just a few comments. Finally – and here is where I’m quite positive Henry and I would agree (based on the books he has published, many of whom are authored by “nobodies” in the world’s…
Author Kevin Brown and Team in Ethiopia
Energion author Kevin Brown is in Ethiopia right now with a ministry team. Our prayers go with him and with each of the team members as they travel, teach, work, and love. We also are delighted that two of Kevin’s daughters are team members. Kevin lives Psalm 78:4-7. You can find out more about the…
Why Are You Taking so Long with My Manuscript?
This is a brief follow-up to my earlier post, Why I Rejected Your Manuscript. Recently I’ve heard this question a few times. In the early days of Energion Publications this wasn’t a problem. We were evaluating one manuscript at a time, and we had more open slots in the schedule than we had manuscripts. So…