YOUR STORY MATTERS
About Noah
Born in beautiful Colorado, Noah has a deep appreciation for….
In the works…
Manifestation
Tuko, an oppressed slave desperate for freedom, discovers a secret that places his and his master’s life in danger. The extraterrestrials ruling society aren’t what they seem, but instead demons set on corrupting mankind.
Having to push aside the hatred Tuko has for his master, he must escape into the Outskirts, where they’ll be safe with the Christians. However becoming rogue isn’t as easy as waltzing across a border. The secret he’s discovered carries the weight of the world with it.
He’s now enemy number one.
Will he be able to survive long enough to ensure these fiends don’t destine all of man to hell? Or will he and all the Way-followers be killed, extinguishing any chance of humanities repentance?
“I read to chapter eleven yesterday! I love it! Excellently written, well paced, thought out, foreshadowed, and clean. Very well done, I can’t wait to read more! I rarely get to read writing as well done as that, you’ve got serious talent!”-Grace
“The action is well-balanced with calmer scenes, the dialogue feels very real, and the characters are super well-written.”-Diana
THE MISSION
WRITING FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
Writing For A Better Tomorrow was started to encourage and help young writers pursue excellence without having to sacrifice conviction. Throughout history words and stories have shaped the world.
We believe they still can.
Right now we are in a culture saturated with vulgar and explicit literature. Many of the problems we see in the culture today, were first introduced by entertainment, such as books and novels.
Words have power.
That’s why we’re here. Our hope at Writing For A Better Tomorrow is that we’d see an uprising in good, Christian writing. We want to help you use your words to point others to Christ, not glorify sin.
We want to help you write for a better tomorrow.
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The Good and Bad of the Romance Genre
Before February (the “month of love”) comes to an end, I thought it would be appropriate to talk about romance novels. Now, romance is the top selling genre of books, which means a lot of people not only buy romance novels, but also read them.
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Yep. You heard that right: Writing For A Better Tomorrow now has merch. T-shirts, coffee mugs, notebooks, and hoodies.
