This author has not written his bio yet.
But we are proud to say that Karina Fabian contributed 302 entries already.
The purpose of the Catholic Writers Guild Seal of Approval is to help Catholic bookstores and venues in their determination of the Catholicity of a work. This reassurance from a professional organization can assist authors in marketing and promoting their works. Our process includes submission and awarding periods as follows: Accepting submissions January 1-31, awarding […]
This is going to be a year of change for the committees of the Guild—a time to get a little better organized and get some ideas firmed up in order to be able to progress more smoothly in the future. As many of our volunteers know, we have a habit of getting very excited about […]
A few years ago, I attended a new media event as a fairly new blogger. I was raring to go and excited about my part in the New Evangelization. It was a sore disappointment to me that, among the folks in attendance, the attitude was almost one of “so, when are you going to start […]
Dear Friends: The HHS compromise is no compromise—it’s an escalation, making it impossible not only for the Catholic Church to live according to its beliefs, but any small business that may also believe as the Church does. I wrote this parable to try to put the debate out of the “contraception/women’s health” light and show […]
When I began writing my first book, Emily’s Hope, ten years ago, I did so thinking, “If just one person can read my book and feel they’ve learned something, then I’ll have reached my goal.” It never even occurred to me to “make money” with my books. But, eight years and three books later, I […]
I’ve come to terms with the fact that I am a Small Fry Blogger. Chances are, so should you. Maybe there’s a chance we’ll be discovered and hit the Big Time. We may or may not make a pile of money because of that, but we’ll be Known. People will ask us for our opinion on […]
Though I have a reluctant relationship with Facebook at best, I’ve come to accept that, many times, Facebook is where I’m going to get readers and interaction. The people following me on Facebook are, in theory at least, interested in what I have to say on my blog and are invested in me since we’re […]
Ouch. I don’t care who you are, rejection hurts. But as writers, we all experience it, so it behooves us to learn to deal with it. It’s tempting to pitch a fit, sulk, or even threaten to quit writing altogether. But when we take a look at these responses, it’s clear they are self-sabotaging…and ultimately […]
(Feel Free to Repost/Distribute elsewhere) CONTACT: Karina Fabian E-mail: [email protected] For Immediate Release Registration for Free Catholic Writers Conference Online Opens World Wide Web—The Catholic Writers’ Guild will again hold its online conference March 17-30, 2011. The conference will feature presentations on writing and marketing as well as pitch sessions with publishers. The conference is […]
by Karina Fabian Saw an interesting blog post by Roman Catholic Cop. He was challenged to record one thought from the weekly homilies at Mass. In Matthew Kelly’s talk, “The Seven Pillars of Catholic Spirituality” he suggests taking ONE thing from father’s homily on Sunday and to write it down in a journal. He says […]
