Are Low Paying Writing Jobs Worth It?

A writing job comes your way. The topic is something you like to write about, and the word count isn’t too bad. But there’s a lot of research involved, and the pay is lower than you’d like. Should you take it? Here are a few reasons why a low paying job may be beneficial.

Why in the World Should I Join Write2Ignite?

As authors, whether you write for children or not, there are so many writers conferences, online workshops, clubs/groups, magazines, and more that you can subscribe to. Or become a member of.  WHY should you become a member of Write2Ignite?  Do You Write for Children? Who is your reading audience? Picture books, chapter books, middle grade, or young adult? All these age groups are included […]

Knocking on Closed Doors

The Beginning On January 16, 2008, I submitted an article retelling the events of the evening my 10-month-old son stopped breathing in the back of an ambulance. I believed the magazine I submitted the article to was a perfect fit. However, before long, I received a nice rejection letter telling me the article was not […]

On Our Bookshelf: Zachary: A Seagoing Cowboy by Shirley Miller Kamada

If you are looking for an interesting novel filled with accurate historical details about a group of volunteers who brave the Pacific Ocean on a cargo ship carrying 200, mostly pregnant goats, to help people in Japan following WWII, then Zachary: A Seagoing Cowboy should be on your To Be Read pile.

Similarity Between PT and Writing

Several years ago, I went to physical therapy. While I exercised, I was struck by the similarity I discovered between physical and writing.

No Power? Now What?

I’m sitting at my desk, preparing to work on a big writing project. I have my notes, and my laptop is ready for me to find some additional online information. But then I notice that the livestream I was listening to has fallen silent. Streaming issues? Hmm. Next, I notice that the ceiling fan above […]