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Who is your book for?
While this isn’t intended to be a trick question, the quizzical looks that I often receive from writers during pitch sessions suggest otherwise.
After a few moments of chin-tapping or staring into space, here are …
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Blogger: Michelle Ule
Sitting in for Rachelle
It’s the nature of life in general, but sometimes unusual events intrude.
(Death, birth, fire, natural …
Blogger: Cynthia Ruchti
Life got in the way of my writing today.
Have those words crossed your mind lately?
Interruptions. Intrusions. Disrupted plans. Upheaval. Kids. Grandkids. Aging parents. Work. School. Volunteer responsibilities. Ordinary and relentless home maintenance…
Memories, good and …
Blogger: Michelle Ule
Sitting in for Janet Grant who is attending the International Christian Retail Show this week.
I experienced that situation recently myself. A series …
Blogger: Michelle Ule
Filling in for Mary Keeley currently at the American Fiction Christian Writers Conference in Dallas.
…“For which of you, desiring to write a book, doesn’t first sit down and count the cost, to see if he has
Blogger: Michelle Ule
Sitting in for Wendy Lawton who is at the Oregon Christian Writer’s Conference.
I am living the dream writer‘s life this summer.
I’m on hiatus from the church choir, Bible study teaching and my part-time …
Blogger: Michelle Ule
Filling in for Janet Grant who is at the International Christian Retailer’s Show in Orlando, Florida.
Summer’s here and if you’re a writer with children, visitors, spouses, or other interruptions, how are you supposed to keep working …
Blogger: Wendy Lawton
Every tradesman treasures his tools. We writers are no different. Several years ago, one of my children asked me, “If we had a fire, what would you grab?” I answered without hesitation. My computer. My kids have …
Blogger: Michelle Ule, substituting for Rachelle Gardner who is on the road today
(Note: Some readers will think all the Books & Such Agents are fanning out across America to clean house as per the April 1 post. Joke! The …
Blogger: Rachel Kent
In my opinion, the best way to do research for a book is to have first-hand experience. Traveling to a location allows for a thorough knowledge of that place. And sharing the experiences that your characters go …
