Article writers, you probably know that list articles are popular with just about every market. Use the information in these top ten lists to broaden your horizons, and also try writing some top ten articles of your own. If you … Continue reading
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
Thanks to Tracy Crump and Marylane Koch of WriteLifeWorkshops.com for nominating Blog4Writers for the Reader Appreciation Award. There is no greater praise for us as writers than praise from our readers. Together, Tracy and Marylane offer Write Life Workshops, in-person … Continue reading
Today’s guest post by Bob Valleau is from the free article database at Faithwriters.com. Over the years, I have found three ingredients that have helped me to write well. They are an integral part of my writing routine. Perhaps you … Continue reading
Remember your school days when you had to write an essay about what you did last summer? I had enough of that back then, so I had no plan to write about my vacation. However, it turns out that my … Continue reading
Simon answered, “Master, we have worked all night long but have caught nothing. Yet if you say so, I will let down the nets. Luke 5:5 (NIV). Some of Jesus’ disciples were fishermen. When He called them, he didn’t offer … Continue reading
This picture is just one of the hot banana pepper plants from our garden last summer. For months, it was loaded with peppers. And—we had three more plants just like it. I carried bags of peppers with me everywhere I … Continue reading
Are you afraid to submit your work for publication because it might be rejected? Are you submitting but getting more rejections than acceptances? Experienced writers will tell you it’s just part of the deal when you write for publication. I … Continue reading
Good writers are in the business of leaving signposts saying, “Tour my world, see and feel it through my eyes; I am your guide.” —Unknown The good writer, the great writer, has what I have called the three S’s: the … Continue reading
Have you attended conferences and workshops, yet you still have questions about writing and publishing? Consider finding a mentor. That way you can get personal answers to specific questions. Better yet, take a look at American Christian Writers’ Mentoring Conference. … Continue reading