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
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’ve been writing for over fifty years now, if I count my grade school tour de force, which includes a poem about raccoons and a Nancy Drew style mystery. Of course, I’m still a Work-In-Process, and I cannot give enough credit to all the various workshops and critique groups who have helped me a long … More Three Tips on Writing Anything and Everything by Guest Blogger, Nancy Ling
Stories grow from key elements: Setting, character, inciting incident, rising action, climax, surprise, conclusion. … More Stories Grow from Key Elements by Guest Blogger, Dawn Stephens
One writer’s journey to writing and publishing her first educational book. … More Reaching Outside Your Comfort Zone by Guest Blogger Rona Shirdan
A few weeks ago, I completed an interview for an online magazine. One significant question referred to the essential skills needed as a writer. I concluded that the list of important abilities that exist could be endless. So, I decided to emphasize the most significant communication skills based on my writing experience. Communication- it seems easy enough. Right? … More Sharpen Your Writing Communication Skills by Guest Blogger, Vanessa Fortenberry
I can remember the first time I became aware of the National Day of Prayer. I was driving to work and as I passed by a church, I noticed their reader board message. It stated: 2 Chronicles 7:14 followed by an invitation to join them Thursday morning for their National Day of Prayer Breakfast at 6:30 a.m. … More The National Day of Prayer by Guest Blogger Michelle Weltz
Writing Clean YA. … More Writing Clean YA Fantasy- by Guest Blogger Helena George
5 reasons to use social media BEFORE you publish your book. … More Five Reasons That A Not-Yet Published Author Should Use Social Media- By Guest Blogger, Mindy Baker
I have loved watching movie shorts since I was little but making one myself was harder than I expected. I quickly realized that I needed a grasp of basic storytelling, scriptwriting, filming, and editing in order to produce even a short, three-minute-long movie. My first video short was made using an iPhone, LEGO minifigures, and my … More A Take on Making Short Videos- Part I by Guest Blogger, Hadassah Murdock