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At the publishing house she works at, and which Christian bought, she is promoted to fiction editor, a job that comes with a big exposed - brick office and lots of responsibility («Increase the font size by two points,» she commands an underling, with a satisfied smirk).
After their honeymoon, Ana returns to work, being promoted to fiction editor at the publishing house Christian owns.
Fifty Shades Freed, the third movie based on the best - selling novels by E.L. James, opens with a showy wedding during which the demure fiction editor Anastasia Steele and the reformed sadist Christian Grey exchange mismatched vows: apparently, he has to do a whole lot of extra comforting and protecting.
Surprisingly enough, Jack's motive for hating Christian and Ana is not that Ana became a fiction editor at a publisher and her major contributions, as seen in this film, are finding an author named «Boyce Fox» (could've sworn my accountant worked at Boyce Fox) and increasing a font size by two points.
The plot of Fifty Shades Freed, such as it is — and never has «such as it is» been meant with such a deliberate arch of the eyebrow — relies upon both Christian's terrible childhood and Ana's promotion to fiction editor of an independent book publisher that Christian purchased while she was employed there as a jerk's personal assistant.
It's an assertion of ambition and authority that's in some ways nominal; as we're reminded more than once, in Ana's new role as the fiction editor of a Seattle publishing house, Christian is her «boss's boss's boss.»
Once they're back in Seattle, Christian occupies himself with his business — whatever that business is — and Ana returns to the little indie publishing house where she has been promoted to Fiction Editor.
It's worth noting that Jack, whose only job that we're aware of was as a fiction editor, has essentially become a super-criminal, capable of penetrating extensive security to attack Christian's corporate office and very nearly kidnap his wife.
Last year she was awarded Editor of the Year from the American Christian Fiction Writers and won B&H's first Christy award for Ginny Yttrup's debut novel Words.
Each year, hundreds of veteran authors and those just learning the craft of Christian fiction gather in a setting like this to hear skilled instructors, inspiring keynoters... to gain from the insights of industry professionals... to interact with other writers... and to present their ideas to agents and editors looking for stories like theirs, or to mentors who can help them move forward in their writing career.If you write Christian fiction — or want to learn how — the ACFW conference is an investment worth making.
Just to give one example, I got to know Ben Wolf, editor - in - chief of Splickety Publishing Group, through the Florida Christian Writers Conference and the Realm Makers speculative fiction conference.
And I've been working as a freelance editor specialising in Christian fiction for the last five years, which means I've seen a lot of manuscripts, good and bad, and have learned something about the craft of writing from each one.
A former managing editor of Christian Retailing, Charisma, and Ministries Today magazines and contributor to Publisher's Weekly's religion coverage, she is well - versed in the Christian publishing industry, and for several years served as Gale Publications» Christian fiction expert.
(Nashville, TN) August 11, 2016 — HarperCollins Christian Publishing (HCCP) recently announced the promotion of two fiction editors, Becky Monds and Karli Jackson.
I'm a book reviewer who plays the horn in the local Brass Band and does scrapbooking and cardmaking as hobbies, and I'm a part - time self - employed editor and proofreader of Christian fiction.
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I've been a professional editor for over seven years, with experience in memoirs, Christian studies, and all genres of fiction.
I am passionate about fiction and editing, so I am using my background in professional writing to support my goal of working as an editor of Christian fiction.
Sarah goes on to make another point that's recently come up in my reading and freelance editing (yes, I'm a freelance fiction editor specialising in Christian romance): how the women in the books don't seem to feel desire or temptation.
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I'm a member of American Christian Fiction Writers (and won the 2016 Genesis Award for my novella), the Christian Proofreaders and Editors Network (a Silver member), New Zealand Christian Writers, Omega Writers, and Romance Writers of New Zealand.
As you may know, in my «other» life I'm a freelance editor specialising in Christian fiction.