Writers, editors, agents, book publishers—they know the secrets to getting work published. Wouldn’t you like to pick a couple of prominent ones and sit at their feet for just a little while? You can figuratively do that by browsing the … Continue reading
This week, I’m giving away a free hard copy of a great time management resource, Conquering the Time Factor by Julie-Allyson Ieron. To enter the drawing for the book, comment on this or any other post on Blog4Writers. I’ll draw … Continue reading
In the last two posts, I’ve provided links to how-to resources on writing devotionals and articles. Donna Clark Goodrich, author of A Step in the Write Direction, reminded me that her book is a one-stop resource on both subjects. So, … Continue reading
What better way to start the new year than with a new book about writing! I know, you might think you have more writing books than you need. But there’s always room for one more, especially if it’s offered by … Continue reading
Announcement: Reba Cross Seals won the drawing for the free copy of A Brief Guide for Writers. Reba lives in the mountains of West Texas. Her work-in-progress is Screams on Paper: A Widow’s Journey Back to Life. ___________________________ What better way … Continue reading
Indianapolis Christian Writers Conference was superb again this year! Most writers go to conferences because they want to write and publish a book. The Indy conference organizers (Wesleyan Publishing House) provided the usual workshops and private appointments. But, they went … Continue reading
Before I became a writer, I thought a PUGS were dogs. But now, thanks to author Kathy Ide, I know that PUGS is a mnemonic device for Punctuation, Usage, Grammar, and Spelling. How should I describe Polishing the PUGS? It is … Continue reading
Do you want to be published? Do you need a step-by-step guide on how to do it? Mary DeMuth has produced this affordable e-book to help you get started on your writing journey. Like many published authors, Mary often had … Continue reading
How can a book review blog help you promote your writing? Sounds impossible, doesn’t it? When I started my book review blog in June of 2007, I didn’t plan to use it for anything other than sharing my thoughts about … Continue reading
Are you ready to work on your writing techniques? This book will help you do it in easy-to-swallow doses. Robert’s Rules of Writing is subtitled: “101 Unconventional Lessons Every Writer Needs to Know. On the back cover, there is a … Continue reading