5 Steps to researching nonfiction texts.
5 Steps to Research When You’re Not an Expert by Master Class Teacher, Annette Whipple
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Finding the Higher Purpose for Our Creative Work
Michelangelo was a super star in his own day, but as a Christian, he knew his work had a higher purpose.
Are You Independent?
Are You Independent? Fireworks begin in my neighborhood way before July 4th. But I wonder if some revelers are more interested in making noise than in celebrating the anniversary of our nation’s independence. Independence. It’s in our country’s DNA. As American...
How Do I Find Free Images for My Manuscript? by Nancy I. Sanders
Image by Dariusz Sankowski from Pixabay. Good news! A couple years ago I was offered a new book contract. More news—I was required to find and acquire the photographs. Bad news? I used to think so. But with over 100 published books under my belt for publishers big and...
Jaime Jo Wright’s Novels: A Review, Part 2 by Kathryn Dover
In my last post, I gave a brief overview of Jaime Jo Wright’s novels and a review of her most recent one, The Souls of Lost Lake. I also mentioned two of her other novels, Echoes Among the Stones and The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus, which I have read recently.
Jaime Jo Wright’s Novels: A Review, Part 1 by Kathryn Dover
I have read nearly all of Jaime Jo Wright’s novels and enjoyed them, especially her most recent one, The Souls of Lost Lake.
Summer Book Review: The Singing Serpent
Mermaids, monsters, and mysteries oh my. Find them all in the Singing Serpent, the perfect summertime read.
How to Get $1.49’s Worth of Writing Advice
Jean Fritz. If you know her work, you'll be smiling at the mere mention of her name. Her humor has wooed and wowed millions of kids into learning American history. I want to be her when (if) I grow up. See that book below? You can get it for $1.49—what are you waiting...
A Take On Making Short Videos Part IV by Guest Blogger, Hadassah Murdock
Hadassah explains how to edit a video and gives some helpful links.
Who Made You? Staying Grounded While Working in Creative Fields
Basic faith questions can help us stay grounded when we discuss our creative gifts and how to use them in the world