by David Rawlings, @DavidJRawlings There is no greater feeling than finishing your first book. It might have been a labor of love, defined by struggle. It might have been a glorious rush, …
Walking Out Our Calling Amid Opposition
by Jeanne Takenaka, @JeanneTakenaka May was my month to fast-draft my book. I prayed about it. I made a schedule I thought I could meet. I know how to write …
Writing Brilliantly
by Katherine Reay, @Katherine_Reay When writing blogs about writing, we often lead or close with “Write something great” or “Write strong today” or something else equally encouraging. And we all need those …
Beating the Post Conference Blues
Are you home from the ACFW conference? Finally unpacked? I hope you came home filled with encouragement and new ideas on how to make your writing breathtaking. Now what? Conferences …
You Don’t Have To Do It Alone – Brainstorming Help!
As writer’s we are constantly learning new things to improve our craft. That being said, brainstorming is one of the harder aspects of the writing journey for me. It’s amazing, I can help other writers with plotting but when it comes to mine, I get stuck. I was astounded (and greatly relieved) to find out I could get help.
Last week I met with my craft buddies and we had a fantastic time brainstorming. Not only did we flesh out our next novel but Gabrielle Meyer was an awesome hostess. She planned the schedule and created the perfect atmosphere of brainstorming and relaxing. For the most part, we worked in the mornings and played in the afternoons. Listen, if I didn’t love where I lived, I would move to Little Falls Minnesota. Thank you Gabrielle!
If you want to brainstorm with a group, here are a few tips.