Noticing spaces gives us new perspectives for our writing
Picture Books
Motivating Metaphors
Image by Annie Spratt from Pixabay When you sit down to write, what metaphor do you visualize? In my earliest years as a writer, I attended a writing conference. One of the speakers shared a metaphor that hit me hard. “There is nothing to writing,” he said. “All you...
Think Like a Child by Guest Blogger, Terri B. Kelly
Terri B. Kelly encourages Christian writers on how to write devotionals that children will understand.
Do Not Besmirch Research
I'm currently doing research for three historical fiction projects. And all three will utilize different types of sources. I apologize that this post will mostly be lists and is a little dry. And it won't even been an exhaustive list. But it will show how a zealous...
Slow Down and Discover Rich Details
Contour drawing slows us down and frees us up to explore details that breathe life into our story’s characters and settings.
A Word from Karen Whiting, Our “Writing Devotions” Master Class Teacher
Karen Whiting provides a preview of her MC on writing devotions.
Tips for Writing Kids and Teens Devotionals
Do you enjoy teaching children the truths in Scripture using simple everyday illustrations? Writing kid’s devotionals may be for you! But how do you begin?
Pray Like a Cheetah by Guest Blogger, Lori Hatcher
Lori Hatcher tells us about her new devotional, Refresh Your Prayers
Writing Encouragement: A Prayer for My Fellow Writers
A prayer of encouragement for my fellow Christian writers.
Drawing to Discover the Extraordinary
Let drawing help you look more carefully and discover the extraordinary in the ordinary,










