Writing tips Four Excuses Not to Write Spiritual Memoir and One Invitation - by Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew https://writersblock.loft.org/2013/01/18/1883/four_excuses_not_to_write_spiritual_memoir_and_one_invitation
Writing tips Velma Still Cooks in Leeway When I was in the early stages of writing Velma Still Cooks in Leeway, I decided to spend some time in the book of Ezekiel. The issues I wanted to…
Writing tips Seeing Again and Again and Again - by Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew http://www.elizabethjarrettandrew.com/2016/12/seeing-again-and-again-and-again/#more-1994
Publishing tips Will a Publisher Consider My Self-Published Work? What do The Shack, Jesus Calling and 50 Shades of Grey all have in common? Their respective commercial trade publishers have sold millions of copies of each, and they all…
Marketing tips Examples of Outstanding Social Media Success Today I would like to share two examples of outstanding social media success. Example 1: an established author In this case, the author had written many books over…
Marketing tips, Publishing tips The Two Most Important Things Last year I had the honor and pleasure of speaking at the Culture Care Summit, led by Mako Fujimura, Director of the Brehm Center for the Arts at Fuller Seminary.…
Marketing tips Look for Opportunities for Newsjacking A term coined by David Meerman Scott, newsjacking describes a process to align your brand message with breaking news events so you ride a wave of traditional media coverage. A…
Writing tips Tapping the Well Much inspiration will come from your observations of the life that goes on all around you. But openness to life in general isn’t usually what causes you to shiver and…
Writing tips Find a Character Find a character, like yourself, who will want something or not want something with all his heart. Give him running orders. Shoot him off. Then follow as fast as you…
Writing tips Better the Devil You Know: Rough Drafts - by Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew https://writersblock.loft.org/2010/10/15/739/friday_writing_tip_better_the_devil_you_know_revising_prose
Uncategorized The Writer’s Journey - by Charlotte Chinn When words collide onto my paper and I step back in awe as I look at the sentences that quickly form paragraphs it is then…