Last week I shared how I became a writer. Later that night, after I wrote my post, I received a surprising email. Here is the story… (*I originally posted this on August 6th, 2011) I first heard about Marcher Lord Press through a blog interview a few years ago. By then, I knew enough about the writing industry to know that publishing a Christian fantasy would be difficult. Hardly any Christian publishing companies were taking those kinds of books. They wanted romance, historical, Amish. Not a fantasy set in a different world. Not my kind of book. Then I read …
How did I become a writer?
Hi, this is Morgan L. Busse again. The next two weeks I will be sharing how I became a writer and part of Marcher Lord Press. This post I published in early 2011, before I got “the call.” How did I become a writer? Most authors I know begin their story with something about when they were six they knew they wanted to be a writer. Not so with me. When I was six I wanted to be a pegasus unicorn (probably explains why I write fantasy now). I never dreamed of being a writer. In high school, I loved …
‘Daughter of Light’ reviewed by USAToday’s Happy Ever After
One thing I am learning is that no matter how much you market a book, sometimes your endeavors don’t pan out. And then sometimes God just drops something into your lap. That is what happened with this review by USAToday. All I can say is God did this, not me :). Go ahead, check it out and enjoy! USAToday Happy Ever After Review: “Daughter of Light’ by Morgan L. Busse
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God, the Author of our Lives
Hi, my name is Morgan L. Busse and I am one of the new authors here at Marcher Lord Press. I will be blogging about God, faith, and the speculative here on the new website. This first post I wrote back on January 1st, 2011. Much has happened to me since that day almost two years ago. But one thing has not changed: God is the Author of my life. Here is my post. I have been writing for a couple years now (make that seven this up coming spring). During those years I have wrestled with characters, plots, journeys, …