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Tag Archives: donald brobst

Book Review: The Ghost Of Africa By Donald Brobst

Commotion in the Pews Posted on April 26, 2016 by Joseph CourtemancheApril 25, 2016

It’s been almost a year since I read this book. I’ve been marinating in sauce waiting to review it that whole time. The review is now ready. I heartily endorse Donald Brobst‘s new work, The Ghost of Africa. Please follow … Continue reading →

Posted in Assault on Saint Agnes, book review, Sincere Stuff, Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged assault on saint agnes, book review, child soldiers, civil war, commotion in the pews, donald brobst, five stars, Genesis Contest, joseph courtemanche, medicine, the ghost of africa

Genesis Winner, 2015. Mystery/Suspense/Thriller for Assault on Saint Agnes.

Commotion in the Pews Posted on September 21, 2015 by Joseph CourtemancheSeptember 21, 2015

This past week I was honored to win the Genesis Contest in the Mystery/Suspense/Thriller category for my novel, Assault on Saint Agnes. I was an overnight success after a mere 5 years of working on the book. Seriously, it has … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged "Writing the Breakout Novel", ACFW, alcoholic, assault on saint agnes, bartender, Christian Fiction, crushed spirit, dallas, donald brobst, Donald Maass, facebook, former stripper from connecticut, fred's publishing barn, genesis, harper collins, janice boekhoff, jeff gerke, Jesus, joseph courtemanche, lion hudson, macmillan, mystery, novel, penguin, publisher, raging river of rancid rat renderings, random house, sage advice, simon and schuster, stormy, suspense, texas, the irresistible novel, thriller, tyndale

Who Are All Those Beautiful Women?

Commotion in the Pews Posted on September 19, 2013 by JoeSeptember 19, 2013

Yesterday I thanked God that political correctness has not yet completely ruined my workplace. No names, but one of my coworkers said that they’d shared my recent Facebook posts with someone in the office. That someone, a female, asked who … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged ACFW, amy matayo, bar, Christian Fiction, commotion in the pews, conference, donald brobst, facebook, indianapolis, joseph courtemanche, kare skuland, norway, rajdeep paulus, writing

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