Review by Judy Rogers For years I have listened to Anne Hamilton speak on destinies, thresholds, names and covenants. Covenants that da...

by Jeanette O'Hagan This year, the cross posts between Christian Writers Downunder and Australasian Christian Writers are focussing on...

God's Priority (World-Mending & Generational Testing)  by Anne Hamilton (Armour Books, 1 March 2017)  This is the fifth book...

Review by Raelene Purtill Anne Hamilton has done it again. What could be read as an academic treatise, has the power to touch, infor...

Reviewed by Anne Hamilton I’m not sure if the writer is a Christian but he’s Australian. And the story is such a significant one, about ...

Reviewed by Anne Hamilton Publisher’s Blurb: The second book in this series features gripping action in the mountains as The Riwaka Gang g...

The Seven Basic Plots by Christopher Booker My favourite craft book (apart from Madeleine L’Engle’s Walking on Water ) is a superb book ...

by Anne Hamilton Birthdays, like New Year’s Day, celebrate and memorialise appointed times. They stand out in the roll of weeks and mont...

Reviewed by Anne Hamilton Publisher’s Blurb : Trust the science - unless your life depends on it. Blaine Colton had been handed a g...

By Anne Hamilton An opening paragraph of 50 pages. Yep, that’s right. It’s not a typo: 50 pages , not 50 words. A sentence in the fir...

By Anne Hamilton The human brain is ‘ wired for story ’, according to Lisa Cron, when discussing brain science to craft stories. Probabl...

Reviewed by Anne Hamilton Nomad is ostensibly the second book in the Swift series but actually it’s the culmination of the entire ser...

By Anne Hamilton I cdn'uolt blveiee I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. Arpetpanly, it deosn't mttaer waht oredr th...

By Anne Hamilton It’s often hard to convince successful speakers that what works in front of a microphone doesn’t work in print. As an ...

By Anne Hamilton A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. So Shakespeare famously wrote. The ongoing implication is that names don...

Review by Anne Hamilton Over six hundred years ago, Geoffrey Chaucer imagined a motley group of pilgrims making the trek to Canterbury C...