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Five Ways to Clean Up Your Writing Work Schedule
By Cindy Sproles, @CindyDevoted It was just one more thing for me to do. "I trust you can manage this." A friend called and dumped her work on me because she’d over committed herself. She was stressed, upset. I did feel for her. Impulse kicked in, and I said yes…
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Your Book’s Silent Killers
By Vincent B. Davis II, @vbdavisii Regardless of our book's genre, they have many silent killers. There might not be a single murder in your narrative, but there are several factors that can kill your book sales if you overlook them. The three I've decided to highlight here are…
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Awful Dialogue Tags
By Aaron Gansky, @adgansky "Awful Dialogue Tags!" He Gushed Madly No reason to be ashamed here. We’ve all written them. While some of us are greater offenders than others, at some point, we’ve all over-written dialog tags. “Good morning!” he exclaimed wildly. “Good to see you,” he shouted excitedly.…
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The “Dash” of Life
By Loretta Eidson, @lorettajeidson The moment we take our first breath, the dash of life begins. It picks up momentum and soars through the years. Therefore, it’s what happens between the first and last breaths that matter most. Whether it’s the birth of a newborn, the decision to follow…
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The Birth Of Boldness
By Brad Bloom, @faithfitnessmag, Publisher, Faith & Fitness Magazine 2018 is just around the bend. I have a feeling it’s going to be a big year for Christians to go bold. Check out my Publisher’s Letter in the current issue of Faith & Fitness Magazine for more of my…
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Mostly Free Gifts for Writers
by Lynn H. Blackburn @LynnHBlackburn I love giving gifts. If I could, I would give gifts to E-V-E-R-Y-B-O-D-Y. My husband argues that I come close, but he has no idea how much effort I put into restraining myself! In an effort to stick to my budget, I’ve been thinking…
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