by Alena Wendall, @alenawendall Attending a writers’ conference can be quite an investment of your finances and time. Most importantly, it can be a valuable investment toward your dream of being a …
Lead Magnets to Promote Your New Release
by Jennifer Chastain, @JenniferCwrites Congratulations! You’ve just signed your first publishing contract—yay you! You’ve spent untold hours in front of your laptop, researching characters and locations, filled out your SEQ and …
Writers, Let’s Think Differently About Our Writing
by Tammy Karasek, @tickledpinktam There have been many conferences this year already, both online and in person. Maybe you’ve attended one or two yourself. While there, we may be hearing …
Three Ways to Think Strategically With Your Writing
By Cara Putman, @cara_putman As writers, it can be easy to get tunnel vision. We are so focused on our writing that it can be hard to see strategic opportunities …
Three Ways to Cut Rambling From Your Novel
by Christina Miller, @CLMillerbooks I believe rambling is a major cause of manuscript rejections. When I sensed the Lord leading me to write an article about rambling in novels, I …