Late last year, I was asking around on social media, trying to figure out what writing blog posts you guys would like to see. One of the answers surprised me. From a non-writer, there was a request to see the breakdown of how I write a story and what all goes into it…
A lot of you know my struggles with my health that I’ve been battling since summer of 2019, and since getting my health on track, I’ve adopted some healthy habits that I feel like other writers should know about.
Author of a HUGE and stunning debut novel, So Sang the Dawn, Annie has a bunch of tips that will be helpful for Christian authors that don’t want to write Christian Fiction.
Courtney and I have been involved in other blog events together, and she’s truly knowledgeable on story craft. Read on to discover why she believes studying story is important for writers, whether they’re beginners or advanced!
If any of you have ever read a book by Brian McBride (or at least a review of his book), he is well known for creating solid characters! Read on to find out about his method, The Four Point Arc!
Schedule for my March On Writing 2.0 Blog Event
Something that’s worried a lot of authors, especially new authors recently, is whether it’s more productive to publish in e-book or print format…
Today on the blog, we have an interview with indie author J. Mercer! She has written numerous books, all of which sound amazing, and I can’t wait to get my hands on them! Hope you enjoy!
I had the amazing privilege of interviewing author C.G. Drews! Hope you enjoy this interview. 🙂
When you have finally finished your manuscript and you’ve revised it the best you feel it can be, there comes the moment where you’re most likely going to take a publishing route. Sometimes that publishing route is traditional, sometimes it’s self-publishing. But once you’re on that path, there are a thousand doubts that enter your mind and people start to offer their opinions…
Historically speaking, the idea of a Christian novel is a relatively new concept. In fact, for a Christian to be reading novels was considered sinful in the church up until the early 1900s. It was considered taboo, especially for women. Why, you ask? Because—since the stories in them were not true, it was considered lying. Not to mention the extra attachments of lust, murder, or other sins depending on the content of the book…
As a writer, have you ever been given writing advice? How did it influence you – negatively or positively? In today’s post, I really wanted to discuss common writing advice that doesn’t work for everyone…
