Tag: Master Classes

Darcy Pattison’s Master Class on Self-Publishing: Picture Books and Middle Grade: A Recap by Our Intern, Aubrey Winstead

September 29, 2025

We are so excited to introduce our intern for the Fall 2025 semester, Aubrey Winstead. Aubrey is a senior at North Greenville University and is making her debut on Write2Ignite’s blog with a recap of Saturday’s Master Class. Welcome, Aubrey! We are so excited to have you on board. The Master Class Saturday’s opening devotional … More Darcy Pattison’s Master Class on Self-Publishing: Picture Books and Middle Grade: A Recap by Our Intern, Aubrey Winstead

Becoming a Problem Solver (And a Great Publisher) by Upcoming Master Class Teacher Darcy Pattison

September 8, 2025

Thirteen years ago, I decided to put all my energies into Mims House, my publishing company, and bring my books to market. I wanted to put my books into the hands of the right kids. I didn’t know that the journey would turn me into a patient, persistent problem solver. When you independently publish books, … More Becoming a Problem Solver (And a Great Publisher) by Upcoming Master Class Teacher Darcy Pattison

Author Interview with Darcy Pattison by Sue Irwin

August 25, 2025

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 … More Author Interview with Darcy Pattison by Sue Irwin

Joyce Moyer Hostetter’s Master Class: The Story Safari

April 28, 2025

This past Saturday was our Master Class hosted by Joyce Moyer Hostetter: The Story Safari: Tracking Down the Story Through Research, Focus, and Revision. I read her Bakers Mountain series several years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it, so I was excited to get to learn more about her writing process. The Workshops The Master Class … More Joyce Moyer Hostetter’s Master Class: The Story Safari

Half-Truths by Carol Baldwin: A Book Review by Kathryn Dover

March 24, 2025

As I’ve said before, I enjoy reading historical fiction novels, and I was especially excited to get to read an ARC of Half-Truths by Carol Baldwin. I first met Mrs. Baldwin at a Write2Ignite conference in 2018, and she walked me through writing my first book review for Write2Ignite. Her advice and encouragement have helped … More Half-Truths by Carol Baldwin: A Book Review by Kathryn Dover

Interview with Joyce Hostetter by Pam Halter

February 20, 2025

Today on our blog, I interview Joyce Moyer Hostetter, who will be leading our Master Class in April. Interview PAM: Hi, Joyce! Thanks for being here with us on the Write2Ignite blog. JOYCE: It’s great to be here! PAM: I read about you on your website and how you got your love for history by … More Interview with Joyce Hostetter by Pam Halter

Conference Planning Time by Pam Halter

November 21, 2024

For me, it’s time to look at 2025 conferences and decide which one or ones I’d like to attend. I’ve been attending at least one conference a year since 1997. Yeah, I’m that old. But conferences are super important, either in person (which I prefer) or online (Write2Ignite has fabulous online Master Classes!) What is … More Conference Planning Time by Pam Halter

Book Review: Nothing! by Natalee Creech

August 29, 2024

“Nothing!” by Natalee Creech and Joseph Cowman, published in 2019 by Worthy Kids, explores the reassuring message of Romans 8:38-39 from a child’s perspective. The book beautifully combines captivating illustrations and lyrical language to convey the unbreakable love of God. With engaging scenarios and literary techniques, it enhances both children’s imaginations and their understanding of God’s love. … More Book Review: Nothing! by Natalee Creech

Lyrical Language in Literature

August 26, 2024

Our next master class is coming up soon! On September 28, Natalee Creech will speak about lyrical language in prose. In thinking about this topic, let’s look at some examples of lyrical language in different types of literature. The House of the Seven Gables Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The House of the Seven Gables contains many examples … More Lyrical Language in Literature

What to Expect at Our Next Master Class by Natalee Creech

August 22, 2024

C.S. Lewis gave this advice on writing, to a schoolgirl in America: “Always write (and read) with the ear, not the eye.” I think that is sound advice – pun intended! I invite you to join me on September 28, for a day of reveling in lyrical language. We will take a look at poetic … More What to Expect at Our Next Master Class by Natalee Creech