Today we’re happy to bring you a brief interview with Danielle Hitchen, author of Bible Basics. Danielle desires for our youngest “readers” to be treated to a high-quality, beautiful, first book of Bible basics. Not to worry — the book is sturdy enough to withstand lots of love from babies and toddlers. Find out…
World Magazine’s Emily Whitten (also of Redeemed Reader fame) interviewed Zach Franzen, Andrew Peterson, Randall Goodgame (Slugs & Bugs), and myself for a spot on World Radio’s “The World and Everything In It.” It features an intro to The Black Star of Kingston, a bit about Inkwell, and way too much credit to me as a…
I was honored to be the guest on a recent episode of my favorite podcast, The Read-Aloud Revival with Sarah Mackenzie. We are big fans. (And Sarah has been a huge champion for The Green Ember.) We talked about stories, Story Warren, new book(s) news, and a lot more fun stuff. “We do need to…
The Warren & the World is Story Warren’s weekly newsletter, providing a round-up of our favorite things from around the web as well as a review of what was on our site over the past week. We’re glad you’re here! Around the Web: Blurred Vision Suzi Kallam writes at the Church at Charlotte blog of…
My wife Gina wrote a short review of The King of Little Things and you can read that here. We love the book as a family and have snuggled up many times in our cozy home in West Virginia to read it. So imagine our surprise when we learned later that Bil Lepp, the author,…
Robert Treskillard is the author of The Merlin Spiral, a YA fantasy trilogy that retells the Arthurian legend in a new, historically-informed way. Robert is something of a Celtic expert (though he would call himself a student, no doubt) and his tales brim with realistic settings and linguistic authenticity. Rob’s work is grounded in his Christian faith…
You’re going to love this. This is a podcast called Read-Aloud Revival, hosted by a new friend of mine, Sarah Mackenzie. An old friend, Sarah Clarkson, is the guest on this episode and it’s a doozie. So much of the wisdom Sarah shares is in harmony with what we’re aiming at here at Story Warren….
On Friday, we’re launching a pre-sale to support our first publishing endeavor. (We’re using KickStarter.) In advance of that, I thought I’d give you a peek into the author’s mind. Here are 5 questions for S. D. Smith: 1. You have a reputation as a goal-scoring phenom. Why writing instead of professional sports? I’m not…
You have spent many years working to serve families. What is the core of the message you love to share with families? What would you say, “Miss everything else, but don’t miss this!” about? We were in southern California back in the later 1980s, and I was on staff at a large church as the…
It is my great honor and joy to introduce Makoto Fujimura, an internationally acclaimed artist, speaker, writer, and founder of the International Arts Movement, to the Story Warren family. Mako is sacrificially generous with both his time and tremendous gifting. When I asked him if he’d be willing to write a brief introductory note to you, he responded…
Is there a gap between your good intentions and your actions (or lack thereof)? Do you want to live boldly out of faith, yet struggle with what it means to protect and provide for your family in the process? Are you able to see the hand of Providence in the midst of what feels like…
This is a small section from an interview J.B. Cheany (World Magazine, etc.) conducted with Alan Jacobs (The Narnian, etc.) over at what certainly appears to be a delightful website called Redeemed Reader. (See full interview here.) I thought these answers very insightful. “Insight,” by the way, is one of the words my kids brought…
