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What I Learned Writing My First Book
If you had told me a few years ago that I would sit down and write a novel—never mind one that grew to more than 700 pages—I probably would have laughed at you. I was a builder, not a writer. For most of my life, I have created things with my hands. I've built homes, remodeled rooms, designed projects, made furniture, drawn plans, and even picked up a paintbrush later in life. Writing a book seemed like an entirely different world. It turns out, it wasn't as different as I th
Alan Champney
Jul 194 min read


Exploring Themes of Love in Angel in the Night
Love is a powerful force that shapes our lives, influences our decisions, and defines our relationships. In literature, love often serves as a central theme, driving the narrative and character development. One such work that beautifully encapsulates the complexities of love is Angel in the Night. This blog post delves into the various themes of love presented in the story, exploring how they resonate with readers and reflect the intricacies of human emotions. The Nature of L
Alan Champney
Jul 195 min read


Small-Town Stories: Community and Connection in Writing
In a world that often feels disconnected, small towns offer a unique backdrop for storytelling. The charm of these communities lies not just in their picturesque landscapes but in the rich tapestry of relationships and experiences that define them. Writing about small towns allows us to explore themes of community, connection, and the human experience in ways that resonate deeply with readers. The Heart of Small-Town Life Small towns are often characterized by their close-kni
Alan Champney
Jul 194 min read
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