
Five Ways to Boost Your Holiday Magazine Writing
Much of the publishing world becomes silent throughout late November until the New Year—including the magazine world. The holiday…
December 12, 2016Much of the publishing world becomes silent throughout late November until the New Year—including the magazine world. The holiday…
December 12, 2016Being a sports writer has always been the most rewarding job I ever had. Often, I think back…
December 11, 2016Save money. Learn theology. Become a better writer. Minister more effective. That’s my hope for you. In this second…
December 10, 2016When I was a fifteen-year-old aspiring author, I emailed a bestselling author asking for writing advice. What she told…
December 8, 2016One of my favorite musicals is Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. I know it by heart–have since I was a little girl.…
December 7, 2016Multiple points-of-view. This topic can spark quite a discussion among authors. Some prefer showing their story through the…
December 6, 2016I recently wrapped three projects in which my written pieces could only be 250 words max, including a Bible…
December 5, 2016Hey, creative peeps, here are twelve gift ideas (either for yourself or for others!) in honor of the 12…
December 3, 2016If you analyze screenplays and films you are bound to find commonalities that exist among the ones that are…
December 3, 2016In Fierce Courage, author Gabriella Kovac tells the story of Ivo Glovonich and his triumphs over seemingly-insurmountable obstacles. The…
December 2, 2016Next week I will take a long and worshipful moment to count my blessings. The third and final book…
December 1, 2016Can you share a little about your recent book – My latest book is Fierce Courage It is a…
December 1, 2016The following is an excerpt from A Life of Generosity: 21 Days to Living a Full Life With a…
November 30, 2016By Doug Peterson When J.R.R. Tolkien’s novel, The Hobbit, was published in October of 1937, it was so popular…
November 29, 2016Third Person In my last post, I explained that Point of View is one of the choices writers have…
November 29, 2016Malapropisms “When you come to a fork in the road, take it.” Say what? A malapropism sounds more like a…
November 24, 2016Need a bit of insight as you ready the pen or laptop today? Consider the following from one of…
November 23, 2016Writers write because we love to use words, but let’s face it––even though we say we write for ourselves,…
November 22, 2016by Sandra Merville Hart Mark Twain’s life was at a pivotal moment in the 1860s. He was out of…
November 21, 2016I crossed paths with Satan, the other day. He was dressed in his original disguise, as a six-foot long,…
November 20, 2016Historical authors can glean a wealth of information from old photos. They give an unintentional glimpse into everyday life…
November 19, 2016The heroine of the mystery novel I am working on needs certain qualities to be a good sleuth. Things…
November 19, 2016We’re still a few days away from Thanksgiving, but we sometimes receive Christmas cards a few days after celebrating…
November 17, 2016Let’s face it, for most people flash fiction stories of one thousand words or less is intimidating. You have…
November 16, 2016Please tell us about your most Recent Book Mind Writer is a science fiction thriller involving clones, genetic engineering,…
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