Discover the Next Generation of Christian Storytellers…
Featuring A.J.V. Lewis
Alexandra Lewis’s writing journey started in front of a TV playing Little Women. As Jo March tied up her manuscript with ribbon and a red flower, Alexandra said “I wanna do that!” and ran off to find paper. Spoiler: She never did tie her manuscript up like Jo. But she did keep telling stories. Now, Alexandra writes YA novels about finding hope and joy amid life’s trials—much like Jo did. When she’s not writing, Alexandra is either exhaustively researching her latest obsession, spending too much money on books, or ‘Gathering’ to watch movies with her sisters.
Find Her on the Web
Website: https://www.ajvlewis-author.com/
About Her Short Story
Frost and Flame by A. J. V. Lewis
Quinn’s fire magic has always been different from the other elves in the Workshop. When his grandfather, Nicholas, grows fatally ill, that difference becomes clearer than ever.
The only way to save Nicholas is by traveling to visit the legendary Jack Frost, and to win a wish from him. The problem? In order to win that wish, Quinn has to battle Jack Frost’s water goblin.
Anyone else’s snow magic could freeze the goblin or trap it inside a box of ice. Quinn’s magic seems useless against a creature made of magical water.
But only Quinn can win a wish that will save Nicholas.
Will he find a way to defeat the goblin? Or will faulty magic cost him the last chance he has to heal his grandfather?
Her Accomplishments
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Drafted 10+ full-length novels.
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Written an entire 80K novel in a month.
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Studied story building and business with the Author Conservatory.
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Won the Homeschoolers of Maine Short Story contest three consecutive times.
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Received and implemented feedback from a professional edit letter.
Meet the 8 other authors in the anthology!
clive Farnsley
benjamin t.j. martin
ava case
kayleigh fan
anna harp
christina pickett
lily grace
J. Breeze
Support the next generation of writers
100% of the proceeds from this anthology go toward helping up-and-coming writers achieve their goals, such as attending writing conferences where they can pitch their work to agents and publishers.
About the Author Conservatory
Conservatory, noun: “A school specializing in one of the fine arts.”
The Author Conservatory is an online apprenticeship-modeled program that teaches students the writing & business skills they need to get published and support themselves financially.
