by Dalyn J. Weller, @dalynweller One of my favorite things about writing is that there’s always something more to learn. Like most writers I’m curious, and I don’t believe curiosity killed …
Prepare to Prune Your Manuscript
by Angela Arndt, @aearndt Replicating Childhood Summers My childhood summers revolved around the scent of my neighbor’s gardenia bush. It shaded the porch swing where we’d congregate each afternoon, hot and exhausted. …
Video Marketing Your Books (and Yourself)
by Hallee Bridgeman, @halleeb This past weekend, I served as the director of the Kentucky Christian Writers Conference. At our meeting the third weekend in April, we made a decision to make …
Six Ways to Improve a Sentence
by Christina Miller, @CLMillerbooks We all want our readers to fly through the pages of our books without awkward or confusing lines to slow them down. Often, we accomplish this …
From Tragedy to Health: Learning to Write Again
by Peter Leavell, @PeterLeavell In chronological order, the following are the harbingers of my personal writing doom: My great grandmother and then grandfather died. Family health issues. I stopped making …