CFRB Blog Roll
CFRB Members
Author/Publication Links
Kathryn Lively: Kathryn refuses to bore you the mundane details of her life, choosing instead to skip to the good parts. When Kathryn is not writing, she freelances as an editor for various small presses.
Susanne Marie Knight: Read outside the box! Award-winning romance writing with a twist.
Jo Linsdell-Feliciani: If you love Italy, check out this site by Italian-British writer Jo Lindsel.
Colleen's reviews: A prolific reader and a great lady.
Mystic Fig: The fiction and filk of the very talented Maya Bohnhoff.
Lea Schizas' Home Page: Want to learn about writing? Check out Lea's many helpful sites!
Barton Paul Levenson: Great SF--check out his stuff.
Colleen Drippe: Great children's books by a terrific writer.
Hereditas Magazine: A Catholic literary magazine for teens.
Artist Links
Maura Harrison: Photographer and artst Maura Harrison (She did our family and publicity photos)
Henderson-Foley Studio: The website of Theresa Henderson and Helen Foley, Catholic artists who specialize in restorations.
Valkyrie Publications: Songs, sheet music and instruction for the lever harp.
My Favorite Blogs
Ineffable Twaddle: Ann Margaret Lewis writes about life, Catholicism and writing. Occasionally, Dr. Watson of Sherlock Holmes' fame drops by for a visit.
Jimmy Akin: Conservative, Catholic, and Common Sense. My kind of blog!.
Angela Booth's Writing Blog: Lots of writing tips.
SF Gospel: Explorations of religion in science fiction and popular culture.
Margaret Fieland: Poetry and Prose.
The Writing Jungle: Lots of writing tips and author interviews.
Spiritual Woman: Musing on life, readings and a relationship with God.
Gloria's Corner: Gloria is a writer, adoptee and cancer survivor.
Claw of the Conciliator: Exploring the intersection of religion with SF and fantasy.
Dust of the Time: Comments on past, current and future events by a Traditioal Catholic.
Kaleidosouls: The musings of writer Joyce Anthony.
PointlesShrew's Catholic Defense: No-holds-barred writing of Catholic teachings in today's society.