By Tracie Heskett
Occasionally, we discover something soul-nutritious. An insight that strengthens us to take a next step on our writing journey. One summer evening, the “feed” delivered Joel Halldorf’s article, “Writing As Spiritual Practice: Inside the World of Medieval Scribes.”1 I clicked to
By Amy Earls
When I first agreed to become the next director of the Cascade Christian Writers Conference, departing director Christina Suzann Nelson shared with me the number one piece of advice that someone passed on to her when she stepped into the role:
Don’t
by Aaron Kryger
Whether we’re polishing a book proposal, drafting a cover letter, or trying to master the art of marketing, writers are constantly told to sell themselves. The world tells us to ‘play to your strengths’ and ‘build a personal brand’ at all
By Dawn Shipman
“The Road goes ever on and on, down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, and I must follow if I can, pursuing it with eager feet, until it joins some larger way, where many paths and
By Leann Barna
One of the biggest mistakes new screenwriters (or any writers) make is believing the first draft has to be good. Most first drafts are overwritten, underwritten, confusing, and sometimes embarrassing. That is completely normal. The first draft is not where you
By J Todd McMillan
Yeah, yeah, I know . . . You’re not supposed to get cute with the title of a serious article. But that’s part of my muse construction. It’s part of knowing who I am as a writer and knowing where
