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Three Ways to Work and Write While Traveling
By Bethany Jett, @BetJett When you’re traveling, there are simple truths that must be acknowledged. Your agenda is not your own. Your time is not your own. Your space is not your own. If you’re traveling with children, your meal choices and radio preferences in the car are not…
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Words that Leave a Mark
By Rhonda Rhea, @RhondaRhea I’m just not really a tattoo kind of gal. Sorry. But if ever I did get one, I’d want a ballerina skirt. One around each upper arm. I would want them entirely for the satisfaction of going in and asking for “two tutu tattoos.”…
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Want Feedback on Your Writing?
By Joseph Bentz One of the benefits of attending a writers conference is receiving instruction in one-hour workshops that cover every imaginable aspect of the writing craft, from productivity strategies to marketing advice. However, some writers may be at a point in the planning or drafting of their book where…
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Can I Take a Break from Writing?
by Alycia W. Morales @AlyciaMorales There is a lot of advice about setting writing goals. And be sure you write every. single. day. Or else the writing genie bottle will dry up and you will lose your mojo. Be sure of that. Is there ever a time when it's okay…
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Must Do’s At a Conference
By Cindy Sproles, @CindyDevoted There are must do’s at a conference and with conference time is upon us, I wanted to help you prepare. I don’t know about you, but I’ve already directed the Asheville Christian Writers Conference, taught at the Florida Christian Writers Conference, and the Carolina Christian…
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Bursting for a Book Launch
By Sarah Van Diest, @SarahVanDiest My brother asked me this the other day, “Are you just bursting for April 3rd?” He asked because April 3rd is the release date for my first book, God in the Dark, and why shouldn’t I be “bursting?” It’s a tremendous honor and blessing,…
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