Writing Devotions
© 2013 Dianne Neal Matthews I attended my first writers’ conference with my only two samples of writing: an article for the manuscript evaluation and a short piece about a…
Make Your Story Captivating
© 2013 Frank Ball People who most need to hear our messages aren’t listening because they live in a video world that is more exciting than what they see in…
Think Like a Kid—Write Like a Pro
© 2013 Donna Shepherd What’s your first step in writing a book for children? When I start a new project, I begin by thinking like a kid. Remember asking Mom…
Why I Can’t Write Now
© 2013 Judy Sliger I have cancer. I have recurrent ovarian cancer. I have recurrent ovarian cancer, and I’ve been on chemo over ten months. The chemo—at best—is barely slowing…
The IRS Doesn’t Email and Other Tax Tips for Writers
© 2013 Carol Topp, CPA This is the time of year writers suddenly realize they have to treat their passion as a business. Below are warnings and tips that can…
I Don’t Have to Publish a Book to Be a Writer
© 2012 Pat Brown Holland My mind is fueled with writing ideas, yet sometimes their completion seems to be an impossible dream. During one of these periods, I visited my…
Using Food to Create an Appetite for Your Novel
© 2012 Alice J. Wisler "One cannot think well, live well, sleep well, if one has not dined well," wrote Virginia Woolf. That quote grabbed me, and I used it…
Why Journal?
© 2012 Shirley Corder When I was a child, my mother gave me a diary every Christmas. As an adult, I bought myself one almost every year. I really don't…
Promo Kits That Sell!
© 2012 Kathy Carlton Willis You’re a writer and you need to get word out about your projects. You’ve heard of one-pager promotional materials, but how do you use them…
The Story Behind the Story
© 2012 Patrick E. Craig In late 2010, I read a blog by Nick Harrison, a senior editor at Harvest House Publishers, whom I had met at the Mt. Hermon…
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