Here’s a great opportunity to publish your testimony and win a cash prize for your work. In less than 3,500 words, give us the before, middle, and after that shows...
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We aren’t in high school English class where we couldn’t think what to write but just added words to make the required count. And we’re not living in the nineteenth...
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A malapropism is the mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one. Norm Crosby was known for those, which he did intentionally to create humor. But when...
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Aspiring writers often quit as soon as they see how much time and money must be spent to be successful. Don’t let yourself be part of that group. Getting published...
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You can brighten your descriptions by giving details recognized by the senses other than the most-common “sight.” One of the best ways to practice that is to describe the world...
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Former literary agent and Gilead Publishing CEO says, “While it might seem like writing is similar to the biblical voice crying in the wilderness, it is actually closer to whispering...
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Our words should grab attention quickly and make readers part of the action. We need to think in cinematic terms. Movie watchers will change channels if they aren’t immediately pulled...
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For Scripture to be personal, we’re helped with verses that are rewritten with our personal interests in mind. We have a significant difference in saying disciples came to Jesus and...
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If you don’t want your book sitting unread on the shelf, gathering dust, you need to know how to write captivating stories. Times have changed. Readers are no longer impressed...
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A memoir tells what happened, which easily loses focus on the emotion of the moment. Eleven-year-old Tom Sullivan took a flying leap off Suicide Rock to the water sixty feet...
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Character is a critical key to becoming a person of quality, and it starts in the home!
