by Roseanna White
There are so many things in the writing life that we don’t get to decide, that we have no control over—chief among them being how other people react to our work, whether they’re agents, editors,
by Gina Ochsner
Years ago, I attended a writing conference during which a famous author said, “Writers don’t believe in miracles; they depend upon them.” How true!
Writing is an act of faith. Each time we approach the blank
by Rachelle Gardner
Platform and social media: Some of us love it, some of us hate it, and most of us are just trying to keep up. We all recognize the potential hazards of social media—mainly, the TIME it
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Carolyn Bolz, of Riverside, California, has a poem, “The Perfect Pie,” in the May issue of Country Magazine.
Mary Hake, of Crooked River Ranch, has an intriguing Prayer Path
by Matt Mikalatos
People often ask me, “How do you find time to write?” quickly followed by “How much time do you set aside each day to write?” They don’t always like the answers, which are, “I don’t
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Denise Arzoian, of Oregon City, has an article in the April
