In this episode of Writers Chat, literary agent and author, Hope Bolinger, shares her list of creative tips and tricks to overcome writer’s block.
While some may debate over the legitimacy of Writer’s Block, there’s no question Hope’s in-depth list will get your creative juices flowing once again!
So I’m on a mission…
In our line of work, we know God is in the business of divine appointments. Be it from the day-to-day connections we make, or the calling to write.
“This is an outrage!” the abbot cried, running madly toward Callan. “Cease this bloodshed! ’Tis sacred ground!”
Callan could ill afford the man a glance. The Danes overrunning the monastery’s storehouse would escape to their longship with their ill-gotten wares elsewise. Callan launched his spear.
In this episode, Karin explains the different kinds of edits authors may need. She also shares little known, yet common mistakes she sees in manuscripts today.
In this episode of Writers Chat, Victoria Duerstock shares an insider’s view of launching her debut solo project: Heart & Home: Design Basics for Your Soul and Your Living Space. If you’re launching your own books (or plan to launch one in the future), you’ll appreciate her experiences and practical tips in the process.
In this episode of Writers Chat, Lindsey Hartz, marketing consultant and book launch strategist, packs a wealth of information on book launches. From how to identify influencers to cultivating and educating your book launch team.
We’re closing in on writers conference season. If you’re considering attending a writers conference for the first time, or looking for new conferences, then you’ll love this episode of Writers Chat!
Do writers need offices? What makes an ideal writing space? A quiet, enclosed room, or the scenic outdoors? Clutter or no clutter?
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Davan mac Duncan, cattle lord and kinsman to the chieftain of all Thomond, surveyed the dead calf. That intended to serve part of his annual renders, was no more. With only three cows remaining to calve from the heard Davan put under their care, Tiarnán knew their family fell four calves short of those needed to repay their debt.
