Category Menu

Archive | Writing Craft

rejected, rejection

Dealing with Rejection


Been rejected lately? If not, you are probably not working hard enough. The majority of freelance writers receive more rejections than acceptances. It’s just a fact of life. Speakers at writers’ conferences always offer their tips on dealing with it. Also, there’s a lot of info on the Internet about it. Many of the articles […]

Continue Reading

Why Am I Here? by Cass Wessel


Today’s guest post is by Cassandra Wessel, a writer of devotionals and poetry whose work has been published in the Presbyterian Church of Canada’s Daily Devotionals. She responded to my request for Christian writers to share their experience at their first writers’ conference. Visit her Web site for more information. __________________________________________ My alarm clock roused […]

Continue Reading

Writing for Publication—and Servanthood by Dianne E. Butts


This lovely Christian lady was all worried about calling attention to herself and becoming sinfully prideful. But what are the chances of her actually drawing that much attention? I told her it’s like playing in the NFL. A lot of kids start out wanting to be a star in the National Football League, but first you have to make the team. Then you have to make the high school team, the college team, and then win a spot on a professional team. Only a few people actually make it that far. And when you do make it that far, there are only so many slots on a team and only so many players can be chosen to fill them.

Continue Reading

Writers on Writing


Full title - Writers on Writing: Top Christian Authors Share Their Secrets for Getting Published. Editor, James N. (Jim) Watkins. If you total up the number of years’ experience represented by the list of contributors to this book, how many do you think it would be? I’m just guessing that, between Dennis Hensley, Cecil Murphey, […]

Continue Reading

Powered by WordPress. Designed by Woo Themes