Writing a New Chapter on Substack
Most of my public writing these days happens over on Substack, where we’re talking all things books, faith, writing, and reasons to celebrate beauty in the everyday. Join us!
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Ones that reflect God’s beauty in the midst of broken circumstances.
Such stories are not blind to sorrow. They step into the ache of our fractured world and, right there in the thin places, bear witness to the fingerprints of God. They uncover glimmers of His goodness when hope dims, revealing redemption at work in the most devastating places.
They remind us that even in the shadows, Godâs light still shines.
These are the stories I love to read, the ones I purpose to write, and the way I aim to live.
Hi, Iâm Katherine Scott Jones.
About Katherine
I write the kind of novels I love to readâstories with complex characters, layered relationships, textured settings, and redemptive themes.
Crafting stories is one way I battle for truth, beauty, and authenticity.
My bestselling books reveal Godâs hand in tending both the intricate matters of the heart and the complicated matters of the world.
I believe beauty is Godâs signature, and an invitation that opens our hearts to His presence.
One way I find beauty amidst brokenness is by seeking it in the little things.
Thatâs why Iâm always on the lookout for small treasuresâlovely books, thought-provoking podcasts, inspiring people, good news, and life-giving soul careâto share with my readers. So that together, we can grow more practiced in the beautiful invitation of Philippians 4:8 .
These days you’ll find me writing over on Substack: Celebrating Beauty in the Everyday. I hope you’ll follow me here to stay up to date on all the things. ðĐ·
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