Now that No Longer Alone has been launched and sales are clipping along, I’m working on the sequel. I’m thoroughly enjoying writing this next story! America enters The Great War. It was later known as WWI after it proved not to …
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To engage with this article, go to Seriously Write. This Labor Day weekend I’m going to be controversial. I encourage you to follow God’s leading for your writing career, even if it deviates from the expectations of others and even …
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Unless you’re regularly on social media, you probably haven’t seen some of the interesting stories I’ve been sharing about the backstory of No Longer Alone and how my personal journey as a believer has impacted my fiction. With the help …
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To engage with this post on Seriously Write, CLICK HERE. I’m drafting a sequel while simultaneously launching and marketing its antecedent. One of these tasks is right brain, and the other is left. They pull me in opposite directions. As …
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I grew up in Oklahoma where native tribes had been herded and corralled by the US government. I am Cherokee, and also Black Dutch, English, and Scots-Irish. I carry in my body the pedigree of nations. It’s woven into my …
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A story I’ve been working on since 2010 will be simultaneously published in ebook, paperback, and hardback. It’s exciting to reach this goal and to make this story available to the wider world in your format of choice. My story …
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To read or engage with this post on SeriouslyWrite, click HERE. How do we balance the needs of our writing careers, our families, and our call to serve Christ in the church and in the wider community? All are part …
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If you’re like me, you prefer unique non-formulaic fiction. I hoped for this when I jumped at the chance to review A Trail of Crumbs by Susie Finkbeiner for Kregel Publishing. The book description and the setting caught me. When you …
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This post is featured on Seriously Write. To interact there, click here. With more than twelve million books on Amazon and a continual barrage of tips from experts about the ever-changing marketplace, we often pack our lives too full. We’re …
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Writing fiction transports me into another time and place. When I write, my mind is fully engaged in an imaginary world, experiencing the trauma and the joy of my people while I weave their actions and words into a story. …
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