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 […]
An Agent’s Perspective On Today’s Publishing World August 15, 20209:30am – 12:00NZoom MeetingFree to members – Click here to Register$15.00 Non-members – Click here to RegisterJoin Now What does an agent thinks about today’s publishing world? Come hear Tamela Hancock Murray of The Steve Laube Agency as she shares her thoughts and takes your questions.
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Are you a writer? If you answered yes, do you believe, deep down inside, that you are indeed a writer? Too many times, we say we’re writers but our actions say another thing. For example, you meet someone for the first time and are asked what you do. Do you… Say you’re a writer? Say
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What type of writing do you do? And are you traditionally published or self/indie published? Ann: I write Non Fiction: devotionals, inspirational articles, letters, etc. I also write Short Stories, FF, and Novels that range over a number of genres: Women’s fiction, Sci Fi, Fantasy, and Mystery. So far, only my non-fiction has been published.
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What type of writing do you do? And are you traditionally published or self/indie published? Stephen: I have published Christian nonfiction in English and Spanish focused on Christian spirituality since writing my first draft in 2013. After joining the antecedent to CCWF, I began blogging in September 2013 posting four to five times weekly with
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I pray this prayer based on Gen.1:27: “God made humankind in his image.” The origins of people are in God, so who could better help us write to demonstrate humanness? And why do we need to write with a spirit of humanness? The answer lies in the current landscape of life and communication. Technology forms
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What type of writing do you do? Jenn: I first started blogging in 2010 as a way to process my grief and our lives and my faith when my son received several diagnoses in the first few years of his life that threw my husband and myself into the world of special needs parenting. Two
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Review by:Stephen W. Hiemstra How to Market a BookJoanna Penn One of the banes of postmodern life is that successful professionals must communicate effectively across multiple media. Communication is more important than ever because technology has made all of us more productive. If one 2017 professional can now do the work of a dozen 1960
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Chris Morris, CPA / Guest Post CCWF Webinar Speaker: Writing Can Be So TAXING, 5/20/2020 It can be overwhelming to think about starting a writing business. So much information is available on the internet but validating which parts of that information is good and which is terrible is equally overwhelming. Let me help. I have
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What type of writing do you do? And are you traditionally published or self/indie published? Audra : I write Women’s Fiction as well as a monthly encouragement blog. Through the Eyes of a Veteran: A History of Winchester, a local history/memoir based on the life of my husband’s grandfather, was self-published in 2016. My recent
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