Why Would You Write About Squirrels?
Why would you write about squirrels? I grew up holding squirrels rather cheaply. Most people do, I guess, when they live in close proximity to three large maple trees—and an…
Read moreWhat It Said at Home
Well, I can’t believe we’ve actually come round to the final Monday of 2020—and the final edition of our short story downloads! Our pilot story for this series was “Nellie’s…
Read moreThis Child: A FREE Week-Long Sale
How could anyone not want this child—this precious little Christmas baby? If you have ever struggled with the pain of seeing an innocent person suffer rejection—or marvelled over God’s amazing…
Read moreSnow-Globe World: FREE week-long sale
Have you ever stood on the outside of a snow-globe world? Do you know what it’s like to gaze longingly into a beautiful life you will never be able to…
Read moreAdelaide’s Queen Cakes Recipe
“I am quite sure Mamma won’t mind, as long as we are home in time to bake the Queen Cakes.” “Are we having Queen Cakes?” cried Gail, with a skip…
Read moreDecember 2020: FREE Downloads Month at SAW Publishing
December is FREE downloads month!!! That’s a fun fact I have officially invented for the benefit of SAW Publishing readers. Okay, I don’t really know whether December is FREE downloads…
Read moreI Heard the Bells on Christmas Day: A FREE Poetry Download from SAW Publishing
“I heard the bells on Christmas day Their old familiar carols play . . .” Maybe, deep down, that’s what we’re all shrinking from, just a little, when we think…
Read moreAs the Heavens Are Higher: Book Release
Well, everybody! The big day is finally here! As the Heavens Are Higher is officially ready for sale! There have been so many times over the past years when I’ve…
Read moreAs the Heavens Are Higher: Fact or Fiction
“Did you base As the Heavens Are Higher on a true story?” If my life had a FAQ page, this one would be pretty near the top. (Ranking second…
Read moreCrossing the Bar: A FREE Poetry Download from SAW Publishing
Great writers get to break the rules. This can be annoying, but it’s true—and one of the most vivid examples is Alfred Tennyson’s “Crossing the Bar.” This poem has so…
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