Preslaysa Williams “Writing for Change” October 31, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.Venue TBA From abortion to Black Lives Matter, Christian writers should be on the forefront of writing for change. But how do we tackle sensitive—and sometimes charged—social issues in a way that will honor Christ and get our message across to readers? Join award-winning […]
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Guest Blog from Linda J. White, 9/22 Webinar Speaker Writers upload seventy million new blog posts every month to WordPress. Each has the potential to reach the 409 million readers who regularly access blogs on that platform. That’s just one platform, and one type of online writing. The Internet is truly an ocean of readers
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Review byStephen W. Hiemstra Bolme Guides Authors in Christian Marketing Sarah Bolme. 2014. Your Guide to Marketing Books in the Christian Marketplace. Charlotte: Crest Publications. Review by Stephen W. Hiemstra One surprise when you become an author is how hard it is to sell books. This comes as a surprise because most authors are also avid
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What type of writing do you do? (Books, blogging, articles, genre, audience, etc.) And are you traditionally published or self/indie published? John: I have been mainly writing articles; mostly railroad articles. I also write day trip articles. I have written short stories and poems. My articles are published in certain travel sites. My short
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Make Your Writing Stand Out With Linda J. White September 22, 2020 8:00 – 9:00p.m. EDT Register Below When your readers go online, they wade into a sea of information that can easily be overwhelming. So how can you capture their attention? How can you make your writing stand out as wave after wave of
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What type of writing do you do? What inspired you to begin writing? I write about praying and I write prayers. I write to bolster my memory. It is a little like writing a diary—I want to save my best thoughts about God so I can revisit them. I also want to say my best
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What type of writing do you do? (Books, blogging, articles, genre, audience, etc.) And are you traditionally published or self/indie published? Sarah: As a professional freelance writer, I’m always writing! Over the years, I’ve written hundreds of articles and blogs for national trade associations. Currently, wearing my freelance writer hat, I write magazine articles and
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Guest Blog from August 15, 2020 Speaker When I review proposals, one element often missing is the publishing history of the author. How do I know this?I own a computer. With a Keyboard. And a Search Engine. Guess What? So do All The Editors. Granted, not every proposal piques my interest enough for me to
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What type of writing do you do? (Books, blogging, articles, genre, audience, etc.) And are you traditionally published or self/indie published? Pam: I write contemporary fiction appealing to both men and women. My indie publishing company is Phoebe Books, named after an imaginary childhood who lived in our mailbox. I also blog at PamGreenWrites.com. What
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Bell Writes Finishing Well James Scott Bell. 2019. The Last Fifty Pages: The Art and Craft of Unforgettable Endings. Woodland Hills, CA: Compendium Press. The hardest part of ending a post or book is to end gracefully. It is generally good to offer a chiastic return to your opening comments or to highlight the theme
