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Author Interview with Darcy Pattison by Sue Irwin

Children’s book author and indie publisher Darcy Pattison has had her books translated into eleven languages, and she has received over seventy awards for her work. In September, Darcy will share tips on how to “Self-Publish Picture Books and Middle Grade Books” at Write2Ignite’s next Master Class. Today, I’m delighted to chat with her one-on-one […]

The Write2Ignite Podcast Ep. 3: Laura Sassi

If anyone was qualified to write stories for children, it would be Laura Sassi. She has worn many hats through the years: a mother, a homeschooler, a teacher, and a children’s ministry director. She also wore a special hat for our podcast episode! With over ten books to her name, Laura’s newest picture book, Pumpkin […]

The Need for Conflict!

Are you a beginning writer or have you been working on your craft for a bit? Are you trying to develop a story, but it seems to be falling flat and you can’t figure out why? Maybe you need conflict. Here’s why.

When the Writing Way is Steep

When the writing way is steep, do we concentrate on the steep incline or do we put one foot in front of the other?

The Write2Ignite Podcast Ep. 2: Carol Baldwin

For 18 years, Carol Baldwin worked on a historical YA novel titled “Half-Truths.” Reading books, interviewing people, and visiting locations, Carol poured her heart and soul into telling the story of an unlikely relationship between two girls in 1950 North Carolina. One white, one black. Now that the book has been published, Carol offers some […]

The Write2Ignite Podcast Ep. 1: Jenny L. Cote

We are excited to announce that The Write2Ignite Podcast has officially dropped! You can listen to it on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, YouTube, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes drop every month, so be sure to keep an eye opened for more episodes. In the inaugural episode, Kyle Morgan and Brenda Covert sat […]

Review-Guess How Much God Loves You

In Guess How Much God Loves You author Karen Ferguson reminds little Lucy, and other kids five to seven years old, that God created them because He loves them.