How to Create a One Sheet
© 2017 Bethany Jett When I first heard that I had to take a one sheet to a writers conference, I thought, “A one sheet of what?” My book was…
Putting on My Research Hat
© 2017 Cara Putman Several years ago when my writing bud Nicole O’Dell asked me if I wanted to be part of a novella collection with her, my initial reaction…
Ten D’s of Time Management for Writers
© 2016 Jeanette Levellie Delight yourself in the Lord Put God first and He will collaborate with you to help you meet your goals. Give Him the first portion of…
Plumbing the Depths
© 2016 Beth White Occasionally I get stuck. I realize nobody else has this problem. But on the off-chance that one or two of my fellow writers find themselves saddled…
Stay Current: Keep Italics Out of Your Fiction
© 2016 Angela Hunt Kathy watched as Tom entered the room and circled the punch bowl. He hasn’t changed a bit...and that’s why my heart is pounding! Kathy watched as…
Write Drama Right
© 2016 Diana Derringer Drama moves us like nothing else. The action, pauses, body language, and emotional rawness take us to highs, lows, and everywhere in between, all occurring in…
How to Write a Devotion
© 2016 Dee Dee Parker “Now devote your heart and soul to seeking the Lord your God.” (1 Chronicles 22:19 NIV) Have you ever felt the Lord nudging you to…
Picture Books and the Protagonist
© 2016 Alice Faye Duncan I write pictures books. It is the genre that has chosen me. My first book was published in 1995 when I was a young adult…
Like a Horse and Carriage
© 2016 Elece Hollis "A picture is worth ten thousand words," wrote Frederick Barnard. Words and photographs go hand in hand—like a horse and carriage. Photographs can serve as…
How to Write Devotionals That Touch Your Readers
© 2015 Jo Huddleston Writing devotionals will give you opportunities to point your readers toward God without a sermon. Devotionals that impact your readers are ones you write from your…
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