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Will These New YA Novels (by Catholic Authors) Become Motion Pictures?

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About a decade ago, I was a high school teacher in the city of Philadelphia.

One day I was walking my homeroom to hear a guest speaker, an author of a “YA” novel, give a talk.

I had never heard of the author.

I had never heard of the book and, at that point in my life, I had to ask someone what “YA” stood for.

The speaker was Matthew Quick, author of a book called,  Silver Linings Playbook.

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Catholic Authors: 5 Ways Your Book is Waiting to be Your Ministry

Title of article with picture of a hand writing in a blank book: Title is Catholic Authors: 5 Ways Your Book is Waiting to be Your Ministry

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This article was written by Kate Frantz (Fiat Self-Publishing Academy) and edited by Amy Brooks (Catholics Online).

When you think about the goal of your book what comes to mind? What if your goal was more than for people to read it or use it?  What if your goal was for people to start a life-changing journey by the book’s ministry?

What would that ministry look like?  How would lives be transformed by that ministry’s work?

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