Part 1 The truth of the matter is you don’t have to find your Author’s voice. You already have a way of speaking, thinking and talking that is unique unto itself. That is your writer’s voice. Because you’re not used to … Continue reading Finding and Developing Your Literary Voice
“Writing is like giving birth. It’s painful to push out. But with that final push—all the pain is gone and you glory in God’s creation of a new life.” — C.F. Leach © Rhema International. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this … Continue reading How to Define Writing in 30 Words or Less
Our Guest Post this week is from none other than Mitch Teemley. An award winning producer, writer and director. Today we are using his writing prowess to help you see writing from a different perspective that takes us to a place … Continue reading Tips for Writers: Are You a Vulcan or a Klingon?
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