Feature & Follow Friday

Another week gone, are you saying TGIF? The days have just flown by, I swear! Happy Friday to one and all and welcome to another Feature & Follow Friday. Before we get to today's question, I'm guest blogging with Lily Sawyer today, and there's a contest, so go here and check it out!

Q: What New Years Blogging or Writing resolution have you placed on yourself?

Let's take each questions separately, shall we?

Blogging: I'd like to gain more followers and blog as often as I can on my own blog, plus have  more guest bloggers and be a guest on more blog. 

Writing: I  hope to finish the Moonlit Skies series with M.A. Church this year, and start another one. I hope to finish some of the sequels I've started - for Max, Leonardo, Dark Love, among others - and finish and sub some of the flash fiction I've started: Trapped in Time, Sonny and Tim, Scent of a Wolf, Lust Never Sleeps, etc.  My fervent desire is to become self-sufficient as a writer this year without having to work outside the home (unless I choose to). And to attend GRL in Atlanta in October.

Feature & Follow Friday

Happy Friday! I hope everyone is well and happy today and looking forward with anticipation to the end of the year! We have a very interesting question this week, one not so easily answered. So let's get right down to it, shall we?

Q: WHAT BOOK DO YOU THINK EVERYONE SHOULD READ? IF YOU COULD GIFT THE ENTIRE POPULATION WITH ONE BOOK?

There are so many good books in the world. Of course, they are read for different reasons. Am I allowed to offer one of my own? I'll do that first, and then list the alternate, for those that might cry foul or self-serving.

Revelations would be my choice. Because it's a message of love, and hope and peace. Something the world could do with a healthy dose of.

But let's go with another book too, one I recently read and found very fascinating. Paradise Lost. It says a lot about mankind, and his relationship to God. Not all of it good. Very much food for thought. Also interesting if you know the author was blind and dictated it to his daughter. Also that he lived during the time of Cromwell... well, you can look that up yourself, if you're interested and so inclined.

So there you have it. Revelations and Paradise Lost.