by Kim Pullen
So today marks my first official day as a “self-supporting” full-time writer. And—no joke—I’m a little petrified. I’ve fancied jumping off this cliff for a long time. I’d stand a few feet from the edge gazing up into the bright, clear sky, feeling God’s warmth and...
by Kim Pullen
I have seen a squirrel run up a tree backwards. I have seen the pale blue smoke of dirtbikes hanging in the morning mist. I have seen mailmen without a smile. I have seen ants heft a crumb, heaving in unison. I have seen a dead friend in a casket. I have seen puppies...
by Kim Pullen
Silly, silly girls. Running, running after love. Your Lover already cherishes you. What more can others give? Their words are honey. Their eyes are heated. Their arms are sinewy. But their hearts are fickle and unfaithful. But your Lover, his words are...
by Kim Pullen
I’ve held onto my treasure for long enough. Now it’s time to share it with my friends. Every Thursday I’ll be posting the next chapter. If you miss one, you can always find it on the main menu under FICTION. Here is chapter 1 of The Chasm Crosser. ...
by Kim Pullen
I’ve held onto this story for a few years hoping to get it published. But with teaching full-time, holding a second job as a fitness instructor, and raising three kids, my dream to support myself writing has been pushed off the back burner and into the frig....
by Kim Pullen
Okay, yes, technically I am the only actor in this little commercial so it appears like I’m tooting my own horn. But I’m really showing off my 12-year-old daughter here. She’s the one who came up with this really cool idea for a school project (do a...
by Kim Pullen
It says in the Talmud, “We do not see things as they are; we see things as we are.” In other words, how we view others and the world in general is all about perspective. It’s all about our point of view. So I took one of the most beloved Psalms and flipped the POV....
by Kim Pullen
Greetings: In case you were wondering, I did not fall off the writing wagon. I’m still getting my sea legs in my new teaching job and so time–even writing time–is a luxury. But I did have a day off and thought I would sneak in a post. You may not see...
by Kim Pullen
Here’s a few clips from the HD-DVD of “Table for Two” from the 2013 Florida Discipleship Conference. “Tell Me the Truth” Maria Calviat as Rachel Willis “I’m Sorry”...
by Kim Pullen
I know, I know. I’ve been out of touch. No, I’m not dead. Although I think my muse has slipped into a coma. Yesterday someone helped me reconsider how I can keep in communicado with my adoring fans–I mean, friends. Thing is, I’m on the cusp of...
