REVIEW Escape From Sin’s Curse by Erin Greneaux is an “escape room in a box” card game. You play as part of a team of scientists living in the year 2911. The world around you is desolate spiritually and physically. You and your team are trying to figure out how the world got this way and … More ESCAPE FROM SIN’S CURSE: A Game Review by Guest Blogger, Hadassah Murdock
Do You Ever Experience Discouragement? As a writer, there are many times I have felt discouraged and ready to quit. The author’s journey can feel like a maze of dead ends. Even when I have succeeded at meeting a major milestone, there is always something else that looms ahead, feeling out of reach and impossible. … More He Restores My Soul by Mindy Baker
In which the author answers a few questions you may have about AI art. Question #1: Can AI art generators create good art for children’s books? Maybe. This would take some doing and some skill, but I think it’s possible now. And I’m sure in the future it will get to the point of excellence. … More AI Art Generators—Are they for you?
Join Karley Conklin for a discussion of 3 tips for growing strong and healthy writing habits, from James Clear’s book “Atomic Habits”. … More ‘Atomic Habits’: 3 Tips for Growing Writing Habits that Last
The Enchanted Garden, by Erin Greneaux, with illustrations by Taisiia Kolisnyk is about two sisters who discover a magical garden in the woods behind their backyard. The fantastic garden is filled with mystical plants and a garden fairy. The garden is watched over by a great, golden eagle known as The Gardener who befriends the girls … More THE ENCHANTED GARDEN: A Book Review by Guest Blogger, Josie Murdock
I was able to meet Tim Shoemaker at a homeschool convention when I was about ten, and my mother purchased his novel Code of Silence for me. It was one of my favorite novels, and I was excited to review the first two novels in his High Water series, Escape from the Everglades and Every Hidden Thing. … More Escape from the Everglades: A Book Review by Kathryn Dover
Just one month into Pre-K3, my daughter Maya amazed me with all the things she was learning. I could tell exactly what her teacher said in the classroom because Maya put it into practice immediately, although not by changing her behavior or applying it to herself. Instead, she implemented her newly discovered knowledge as a … More A Lesson Learned by Our New W2I Blogger, Erin Greneaux
In which one author briefly examens one AI platform named ChatGPT, which is a chatbox on steroids. If you haven’t heard about it, read an overview here. (There’s a link where you can sign up. When I signed up, I felt as if I were taking the mark of the beast. It seems wrong to … More ChatGPT: Your pressing questions about AI answered
Use these 5 writing activities to kickstart your creativity and help you stay motivated as you build your writing routines. … More Five Writing Activities to Keep Writer’s Block at Bay
On April 22, Kim Peterson will teach Write2Ignite’s next Master Class called, “Hooks, Queries and Proposals: Angling to Land a Contract.” She will present three workshops “Choosing the Correct Hook,” “Reeling in an Editor: The Query,” and “Stocking Your Tackle Box: The Proposal.” A Q&A with Kim As we prepare for our upcoming event, we caught up … More Look What’s In Store! A Chat with Master Class Instructor, Kim Peterson