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a different kind of publisher

And a different kind of blog post today. Considering that until recently I was convinced about self-publishing being the best approach for me, and having surprised many people (including myself) by deciding to partner with actual publishers for my newest book, I thought it about time I introduced you properly to Joy and Natasha who…

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Rachel Yarworth, writer's avatar by Rachel Yarworth, writer August 19, 2026August 20, 2026

cliffhanger endings – a necessary evil?

I am LOVING working with publishers! I mean, I daresay not all publishers are as great as mine, and obviously it was God who led me to them for this book, so of course I shouldn’t be surprised that He knew what He was doing there. But it is just adding so much strength to…

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Rachel Yarworth, writer's avatar by Rachel Yarworth, writer July 15, 2026July 15, 2026

ministry of fiction

I have to confess to having been more than a tad naive here. As an avid reader myself, I have always found reading to be a pleasant and largely harmless pastime. Of course I knew there were some through history – especially in the 18th and 19th century – who considered reading to be unsuitable…

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Rachel Yarworth, writer's avatar by Rachel Yarworth, writer June 15, 2026
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