Category: Writer’s Life

  • While Visions of Sugar Plums Dance

    by @RamonaRichards Happy Christmas! Here’s hoping that none of you are reading this the day it posted (Christmas Day), or even the day before. I, for one, hope you are spending Christmas Day nestled in the heart of your family, surrounded by laughter and food, making memories to last a…

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  • Special Words for a Writer’s Christmas

    By DiAnn Mills @DiAnnMills Attempting to write during the Christmas holidays adds another line in the dictionary’s definition for stress. We’re busier now than at any time during the year. Our planning and preparation is fun, and we feel like kids who’ve eaten way too much sugar or grown-up kids on…

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  • Don’t Wait to Write

    by Lynn Blackburn @LynnHBlackburn  I’ve been writing since March of 2009. It’s been almost twelve years since the night I sat at a computer in our bonus room and the story in my head found its way onto a page. That book remains in a drawer, but that night was the…

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  • Pray, Plan, Read, and Write

    By Cherrilynn Bisbano @bisbanowrites Merry Christmas! I love December with the celebration of our Savior’s birth, Christmas lights, and the hope of a fresh start for the new year. I don’t know what lies ahead for 2021 but I plan and let God lead.  “The heart of man plans his…

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  • Have Yourself a Chocolate Covered Christmas

    by Rhonda Rhea @RhondaRhea Anytime something breaks around the house at Christmas time, you should always glue it back together with melted chocolate. Boy, if I had a nickel for every time I’ve said “no” to someone offering me something from their well-constructed tower of fudge-covered Christmas party delights…well, I would…

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  • Taking the Land of Writing Little by Little

    by Sandy Kirby Quandt @SandyKQuandt Have you ever looked at your writing journey as a process of taking the land of writing little by little instead of all at once? Let me explain what I mean.  After I completed my first book for middle grade readers, I knew without a…

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