A Writer’s Voice by Francine Rivers
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:29:30-07:00By Francine Rivers
What does it mean to have a “voice” as a writer?
Every person has unique DNA. We also have unique fingerprints and retinas. There are billions of us, but each
The Fine Art of Writing by Carrie Stuart Parks
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:30:45-07:00by Carrie Stuart Parks
My “day job,” the one I can’t give up until a vast number of people go on a buying frenzy and purchase enough books to put
How to Write 500 Words a Day by Kathi Lipp
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:32:13-07:00by Kathi Lipp
I used to be a panic writer. I would put off writing until I had a deadline; then I’d lock myself in a room with nothing but coffee and
2018 Summer Conference Recordings—August 20–23, 2018
Guest Post2022-01-25T17:07:38-08:00
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Want to listen to a workshop you missed? Did you have to miss the conference this year? Now you can listen to a single workshop for $14 or
Seven Reasons Why You Should Consider Writing for Magazines by Susan King
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:32:55-07:00
By Susan King
1. Reach: Magazines have the potential to reach more people with your message. For instance, if you’re published in The Upper Room, with more than three million
The Healing Power of Your Story by Sarah Thebarge
Guest Post2023-08-12T14:34:01-07:00
By Sarah Thebarge
I started writing when I was in elementary school and my younger sister was diagnosed with a serious heart condition. She underwent two open-heart surgeries and spent many months