Writing is different from a climb to the peak of Mount Everest. Both are more challenging than you can imagine, and you may lose your footing once in a while....
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These paragraphs paint a beautiful picture of a blind girl’s confidence that everything will be all right, when readers already have seen enough of the threat of war to know...
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Writing your book is difficult enough, but selling you book could be an even greater challenge. Now is the best time to gather ideas on where you can best focus...
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Stories are the best way to make a point. While obviously important, theological exposition is boring and will put people to sleep. But a snoozing audience will immediately wake up...
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Ideas come from experiences. For writing inspiration, we need only pay better attention to our surroundings and find the extraordinary among what others would judge as ordinary. The more we...
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We will never do well at being someone we are not, but we can learn by from the excellence of others, first by observing, then copying, and finally by adjusting...
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“Schools’ out, school’s out. The teacher let the mules out.” This was a common saying in some neighborhoods in the 1940s. Kids loved getting out of school before Memorial Day...
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Twenty years ago, italics was a popular means to indicate unspoken thoughts. That’s still acceptable, but we now have another approach that can be more engaging. Writing in “deep point...
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As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. — Proverbs 27:17 NIV Have you ever tried rubbing the edges of two table knives together? The edges won’t sharpen. What’s...
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Like city lights on a hill that cannot be hidden, your testimony should give light to the whole world. Writers do not hide their stories where they cannot be read....
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