By Tammy Karasek @tickledpinktam They say a writer shouldn’t use ing or ly words. Then why did they give them to us in seventh grade language arts class and never tell you to stop until you attempted to write a book? Time after time from conference classes, to workshops and…

By W. Terry Whalin @terrywhalin While there are many different ways and places to sell your book, I rarely see articles about how to get your book into libraries. In this article I want to give you some ideas and resources for your books.  If you are counting on your publisher…

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by Ane Mulligan  @AneMulligan We are God’s handiwork created in Christ Jesus to do good works which God prepared for us in advance to do. Eph 2:110 NIV. What does that look like in a writer? Does that mean God gives you the words so they must not be changed?…

by A.C. Williams @ACW_Author Many moons ago, I was invited to visit a missionary down in the jungles of northern Guatemala. He asked me to write a script that would be translated and performed with puppets for a community of indigenous people. As we began the process of creating the…

by Bettie Boswell @Bboswell As a writer for children, I've heard many people say, "I've always wanted to write for children. I have this wonderful idea that I've wanted to write about for years." That's when I ask, "What kind of children's book?" Too often the answer is, "You know,…