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Onward Christian Writers

Published by
Fiona Veitch Smith
at 30 September 2007 in Christianity, The Media and Writing. 1 Comment

Why is it that anyone who can string a sentence together (and even those who can’t) feel they must subject other people to their writing?

Now I know I’m on thin ice here (being one who not only subjects people to her writing but expects to be paid for it too!) but bear with me. Through this article I hope to save some deluded people from the pain of rejection and encourage those with real talent to venture out from under their bushel. Continue reading ‘Onward Christian Writers’

The media: perception versus reality

Published by
Fiona Veitch Smith
at 30 September 2007 in Christianity and The Media. 0 Comments

Last night I watched The Day After Tomorrow on DVD. Yikes! Did you know we’re all going to freeze to death because of global warming? OK, so it’s only a film, but a film based on a scientific theory. As far as I understand it, because the earth is overheating due to unsustainable industrial development, the polar caps are beginning to melt, pouring fresh water into salty oceans. This ‘desalination’ of the oceans may lead to massive climate change, which will result in a new ice age. Continue reading ‘The media: perception versus reality’