Greetings, readers. I wanted to let you know that I am making a way for you to get notifications when I release a new book. You won't get many of notifications, perhaps one or two a year. And you will get first run at my newest publications.
I'm working through an online marketing tool called Mail Chimp, which promises to never release your information to anyone but me. And I promise not to abuse this service because I just want you to know about any new books and free books I publish. So, it's as simple as going to this link. http://eepurl.com/BpBwD
This link will also always be available on the blog main page for access at any time.
Typically I publish the ebook version first and then a paperback via
Lulu.com. Lulu is now also distributing directly to Amazon.com. If you
are an Amazon/Kindle addict you will be able to get everything in one
spot. Of course these are available at many other fine ebook retailers
as well including Apple devices, Sony Reader or Barnes & Noble
Nook.
I'm planning on releasing Saint Pauley sometime later this year and have another volume of short stories I'm trying to finish up. This second short story collection will include the very popular "Pockets" story.
Thank you for being a part of my writing world and loving words as much as I do!
Keep reading!
M.R. Hyde
Words and Images of Mercy, Justice, Humility and Joy
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About the Author/Artist
M.R. Hyde celebrates and explores the known and spiritual world by writing for Christian religious purposes and by penning fiction and poetry for the sheer joy of words. While working full-time in non-artistic realms, M.R. Hyde has been a practicing artist for many years. During the COVID-19 pandemic and isolation a renewed push into the arts launched her into a desire to capture more broadly the animal world and put some positive artistic work out into the world.
M.A. Theology - Fuller Theological Seminary
B.A. Visual Arts.
Quotations on Literature
To the Christian his own temperament and experience, as mere fact, and as merely his, are of no value or importance whatsoever: he will deal with them, if at all, only because they are the medium through which, or the position from which, something universally profitable appeared to him.
He will do it if it happens to be the thing he can do best . . . It is to him an argument not of strength but of weakness that he should respond fully to the vision only 'in his own way'. And always, of every idea and of every method he will ask not 'Is it mine?', but 'Is it good?'
He has no objection to the comedies that merely amuse and tales that merely refresh; for he thinks like Thomas Aquinas . . . We can play as we can eat, to the glory of God.
--C.S. Lewis
Essay "Christianity and Literature"
from The Seeing Eye, Eerdmans, 1967
He will do it if it happens to be the thing he can do best . . . It is to him an argument not of strength but of weakness that he should respond fully to the vision only 'in his own way'. And always, of every idea and of every method he will ask not 'Is it mine?', but 'Is it good?'
He has no objection to the comedies that merely amuse and tales that merely refresh; for he thinks like Thomas Aquinas . . . We can play as we can eat, to the glory of God.
--C.S. Lewis
Essay "Christianity and Literature"
from The Seeing Eye, Eerdmans, 1967
The Nearby Universe
M.R. Hyde is an active participant in the local writer's group based out of Pikes Peak State College.
https://nearby-universe.com/
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