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Your Best Time for Writing
I write every morning as soon after first light as possible. There is no one to disturb you and it is cool or cold and you come to your work and warm as you write.
Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing: Beware the Publisher Promises
Over two thousand years ago, Jesus warned his disciples, saying, “Watch out for false prophets who come disguised as sheep but inwardly are vicious wolves.” He accused…
Make It Personal: Connect the Author to the Reader
In our post-COVID, digital-driven world, we have learned to isolate ourselves. But at the same time, we can spend hours every day making social connections on our…
Let Your Characters Breathe: Writing Beyond the Character Sheet
When I let the character tell the story, he reveals more about himself. Stuff not shown earlier or in the preparation of the story material.
Write the Movie: Show, Don’t Tell in Your Writing
Many writers fall into the trap of telling instead of showing. Because readers have a cinematic mindset, they are quickly bored with descriptions of emotions, backstory,…
Trust God's Plan and Let Go of Comparisons
I wish the church would ordain writers the way they ordain pastors and professors. Give some dignity to this work of the imagination.
Overcoming Fear
Muster your optimism: I can do this! Such an attitude leads to freedom from fear. — Elizabeth Sims Fear can show up in many forms: fear of a blank page, fear of…
Writing Focus
Muster your optimism: I can do this! Such an attitude leads to freedom from fear. — Elizabeth Sims Fear can show up in many forms: fear of a blank page, fear of…