Though I’m on my post-Kickstarter vacation, today you’ll find my post over at Seriously Write. This post was submitted before we knew the successful outcome of the campaign. It’s about the faith required to engage in tasks that frighten us. …
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Recently I made a decision that many writers are contemplating. Maybe you’re one of them. After researching, mulling, and head scratching, I’ve decided to independently publish my next novel and utilize crowdfunding to both promote and fund it. My Kickstarter …
Continue Reading →There are now 8 million books on Amazon. A year ago there were “only” 2 million. What does that mean for you, the reader? You have an abundance of choices. This is the good part! But that brings a dilemma. …
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The gift is painstakingly prepared, each detail pondered and gathered at extreme cost to self. With meticulous care, the wrapping paper and bow are selected. A thoughtful handwritten card embellishes the gift. Hours are invested. Next the present is packaged, …
Continue Reading →Today my post is over at Seriously Write, a blog for Christian writers. I’m discussing erotica there. Should Christian authors write it? All writers are also readers, so whether you’re a writer or a reader, today’s post is for you. …
Continue Reading →Today I’m over at Seriously Write for my monthly contribution to the encouragement of writers. But, of course, there’s heart application for all of us. Come on over and finish what begins below: Prologuing As authors learning to write powerful …
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