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  • Fear and Doubt Busters | Motivation

    What Satan intended for evil, God will use for good.

    ByDebra 19 December, 201619 December, 2016

    Life can change in an instant. While we all realize that, we never really expect it. If you follow my Facebook page, you’re vaguely aware of what has gone on in my life this month. Most of you don’t know, but no doubt noticed I didn’t post my usual Tuesday blog last week. Saturday, Dec….

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  • Author Interviews

    An Interview with Award-winning Author Lisa Lickel

    ByDebra 16 December, 2016

    Today’s author interview is with Lisa J. Lickel, a Wisconsin writer who lives in a 160-year-old house built by a Great Lakes ship captain. What a great setting for book! Lisa is a multi-published, best-selling and award-winning novelist, and also writes short stories and radio theater, is an avid book reviewer, blogger, a freelance editor,…

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  • Business | Guest Posts

    Writers’ Rights: Understand What You’re Selling

    ByDebra 5 December, 20165 December, 2016

    Today’s guest post is by author Tracy Crump. Tracy enjoys teaching writers through her Write Life Workshops and webinars as well as at conferences, and she serves as registrar for the Mid-South Christian Writers Conference. Tracy edits The Write Life, a popular writers newsletter that includes story callouts, and her latest foray into fiction netted her a…

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  • Writing Skills

    Ask the Editor Day 4 – Will I Ever Be Done Editing?

    ByDebra 22 November, 201622 November, 2016

    Today’s our last day for Ask the Editor. I’ve enjoyed this and seems you have too. So I’ve decided to continue Ask the Editor on my Facebook author page via live FB video. Visit today and like my page so you can be sure not to miss those live events. Now for today’s questions. I…

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  • Writing Skills

    Ask the Editor – Historical Accuracy & POV

    ByDebra 21 November, 201621 November, 2016

    Today continues our Ask the Editor series. I write historical romance. How important is it that all details be historically accurate versus making it understandable to modern day readers? For instance, most people nowadays think of dinner as an evening meal. Not so in the 1800s when it was the midday meal. The degree of…

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  • Author Interviews

    Rising Above the Naysayers – an Interview with Sally Meadows

    ByDebra 18 November, 201616 November, 2016

    I’m here today with Sally Meadows, a two-time Canadian national award-nominated inspirational singer/songwriter, author, and speaker. After three professional degrees and a diverse career path that included being an editor, children’s entertainer, and educator, Sally took the plunge to focus full-time on her music and writing ministry in 2013. Her desire is to inspire others to…

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  • Writing Skills

    Ask the Editor–How do I know I have a good editor?

    ByDebra 8 November, 20167 November, 2016

    Today is part 2 of Ask the Editor and is a continuation of yesterday’s questions. What clues can help authors in knowing they have a good editor? What a great question. Many writers may wonder about this without ever really voicing the question even to themselves. Scams are everywhere in all arenas. My take on…

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  • Fear and Doubt Busters | Motivation

    To Embrace Change or Not

    ByDebra 25 October, 201613 August, 2019

    Change slapped me in the face a few weeks ago. More accurately, it slugged me so hard it knocked me down. Has that ever happened to you? For most of us life ushers in change. Getting married, having a baby, a child heads off to college. Or losing a loved one, a devastating illness, getting…

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