Publishing a book can pile on the overwhelm. Let’s face it, there are a lot of things to be done besides writing the book. Actually any project can seem overwhelming when we consider all that must be done and think we need to do it all at the same time. A good method to deal…
I recently started the practice of writing morning pages every day before I begin my work hours. I asked myself a time or two whether they were a useful tool or a waste of time. You’re probably asking, “What are morning pages?” They’re a tool created by author Julia Cameron. She discusses them in her…
I couldn’t let December pass without visiting the topic of setting goals. As I write this, it is still November, but I have set aside December to review my 2023 goals. I’ll figure out where I went wrong with those I didn’t meet, and what I did right with those I accomplished. Goals give us…
Last month, one of my Tuesday tip emails prompted a reader to contact me. She asked if I’d ever written about jealousy. She was referring to the jealousy we might feel when we look at the success of other writers in comparison to our own. When I discovered I’d never touched on the topic, I…
This month we’re hearing from Kristin Noland. Kristin is an internationally renowned professional editor, specializing in developmental, line, and copy editing of speculative fiction. She’s edited over seventy manuscripts, including two bestsellers.
Today’s post is from children’s book writer Linda Mai. Linda has a master’s degree in Elementary Education and taught third grade. Besides writing picture books and middle grade novels, she plays in a handbell choir, rides her ATV, and loves to travel. Writing for children is easy, right? Actually no. It isn’t! In fact, many…
This month’s post comes from Dak Frederick. Dak helps aspiring authors turn their passion for helping others into high-quality self-published books. He’s a freelance writer who enjoys crafting articles focused on creative marketing strategies for authors and entrepreneurs, as well as content on personal finances and self-development. He is a retired U.S. Marine [semper fi,…
This month we have guest Jennifer Waddle. Jennifer is the author of Prayer WORRIER: Turning Every Worry into Powerful Prayer (affiliate link), and is a regular contributor for LifeWay, Crosswalk, Abide, and Christians Care International. Jennifer’s online ministry is EncouragementMama.com where you can find her books and sign up for her weekly post, Discouragement Doesn’t…