By Tara Johnson, @TaraMinistry Oh, the dreaded sagging middle. No, I’m not talking about flabby abs, although I do need to hit the gym. I’m talking about every writer’s kryptonite: …
Don’t Be a Pack Mule, Plan Like a Racehorse
By Rebecca Reed, @rebeccareed22 Once-upon-a-time when I was a jockey in Montana, in a much younger body, I rode in several mule races. Several veterans cautioned me as a new …
The Risk of Writing
by Angela Ruth Strong, @AngelaRStrong I’ve been trying to think how to best sum up all I know about writing for my final blog here. But the truth is there’s …
How Self-Aware Should My Characters Be?
By Amanda Cox, @AmandaCoxWrites As an author with a background in counseling, there’s nothing I love more than digging deep into a character’s childhood and other defining moments–using those elements …
Five Tips for ‘Looking’ at Your World
by Marie Wells Coutu, @mwcoutu Writers see the world differently. And we have the privilege of describing it so our readers can see what we see. And sometimes, even we are …