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Glory / My Story
I dreamt
of being a writer since I was a kid in junior high school. (READ
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Review: Totally
Honest Tax Tips for Writers
Math is not my thing—I like to write, not crunch numbers.
Totally Honest Tax Tips for Writers is just the
tool I need. (READ MORE...)
Conference
Review: Writing for the Soul
Writer's conferences aren't optional if you want to hone your
craft, pitch your book, or find out what's happening in the writing
world. (READ MORE...)
Conference
Review: Mount Hermon
In the airport shuttle, conference veterans began to teach beginners
how to pitch our ideas to editors. (READ MORE...)
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Getting
a Jump-Start from God
When Your Writing Stops
No
one writes books on how to stall a writer's writing. We learn
immediately how easy it is to stop after we've barely begun. On
the other hand, bookstores jam shelves with volumes that instruct
us how to begin. (READ
MORE...)
What
Happens Next?
When
I walked into [Ken] Anderson's workshop, I expected to hear from
him pretty much what I had always been taught about writing fiction.
What I learned from him forever changed my concept of creating
a story. (READ
MORE...)
How
to Sell Fiction on the Internet
Do you hunger for more fiction writing opportunities? Could you
use some extra clips, or income? Would you like to share your
writing with hoards of new readers? If so, write for the Internet.
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6
Ways to Handle Praise
Writers who effectively polish and market their work will get
published. That's a given. So is the fact that successful writers
will receive accolades, in various forms, for their achievements.
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WRITER visitors, or SLW-Update subscribers. Visit
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Lisa if you're attending one of the events.
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Effective
E-books
Have you ever found yourself praying for more sales,
more media coverage, or more leads only to wonder why
your prayers haven't been answered? [How] do you help
your e-books succeed? (READ MORE...)
Treat
Your Body Write!
When I was a teenager working
my first real job, I thought with envy of those lucky
souls who had "desk jobs." They got to sit
most of the day, not languish on sore feet and achy
knees for four or five hours each day after school.
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Inspired Romance
Although romance always has a happy ending and real life
doesn't, you want to make your characters be real and come
to life as they reach that happy ending. (READ MORE...)
| Helping Hands: Manuscript Critiques
Woodrow Wilson once said, "I not only use
all the brains I have but all that I can borrow." Could
you use some extra brain power for your manuscript in
progress? If so, you can affordably borrow that
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Nuggets
for Personal Journaling
Have you ever asked yourself,
"Am I a good steward as a writer?" Recently, I've
grappled with that question, thanks to a recent series my
pastors taught and preached. (READ
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Poetry
Potpourri
Poets and novelists must establish
a voice for themselves and their characters. Just as a child
bonds with his or her mother's voice, so readers bond with
the writer's voice. (READ
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The Parent Muse
The world needs fresh stories from parent writers! The world
needs your essays, your how-to articles,
your poetry and fiction. As a parent, you have something
unique to offer editors and readers. (READ
MORE...)
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