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  • Dear Frightened Writer

    By DiAnn Mills, @DiAnnMills   It’s January 2018, and you have decided this is the year to write, to begin the project that has stalked you for weeks, months, and years. You’ve dreamed abou

  • The Serious Writer’s Year-End Assessment

    By D.L. Koontz, @DLKoontz   As writers, we enjoy being our own bosses. If you could separate You-the-Writer from You-the-Boss in order to conduct a Year-End Review of your 2017 performance, h

  • Copywriting 101: Intro to the Business of Writing for Business

    By Holland Webb, @WebbJohnpaul   I’d Ruther Go to Druther’s Restaurant That is the first advertising tagline I remember, and I was only six years old when Druther’s came to our Kentucky

  • Pondering with a Pen

    By Lucinda Secrest McDowell, @LucindaSMcDowel   As Christmas unfolds, perhaps it’s time for some pondering. You know, like Mary did after Jesus had been born and visited. But Mary treasured

  • How to Write a Hallmark Christmas Romance Novel

    By Eddie Jones @EddieJonesTweet One of the Christmas traditions at the Jones home is our annual “Binging on Hallmark movies.” My wife records each and every movie. She watches for fun. I watch

  • Five Ways to Clean Up Your Writing Work Schedule

    By Cindy Sproles, @CindyDevoted   It was just one more thing for me to do. “I trust you can manage this.” A friend called and dumped her work on me because she’d over committed