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Parker J. Cole’s Video Blog: Writing Tips for First Time Authors
Posted by Staci Stallings on July 30, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/parker-j-coles-video-blog/
Author Video Interview–: Writing Tips
by Lisa M. Prysock Hello Grace and Faith for You family! This interview quickly covers topics concerning beta readers, proofreaders, editors, and book covers. I hope you will find the information useful and helpful to you on your writing and reading journey. I can’t stress enough about how important it is to find […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on July 23, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/author-video-interview-writing-tips/
Answering Two Questions
by Parker J. Cole What do you say to the charge that men can’t write romances that women will like, and how will you tempt guys to read your books?
Posted by Staci Stallings on June 29, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/answering-two-questions/
Four steps for avoiding the pitfalls we face while writing with clarity and brevity
by Precarious Yates The secret to good writing is to write with both brevity and clarity. Along the road to this combination are a number of pitfalls to avoid. At the same time, there are myriad ways to achieve the goal. This clarity and brevity combo doesn’t mean that everything has to sound […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on June 13, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/four-steps-for-avoiding-the-pitfalls-we-face-while-writing-with-clarity-and-brevity/
The Thinnest Thread
by Staci Stallings I think people who don’t write have a notion about how the process goes. They think that a writer gets an idea, mostly fully formed, then they sit down and plot the book out, crafting all the twists and turns on paper before they ever start writing. The writing is of course an idyllic […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on June 11, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/the-thinnest-thread/
How Writing Hannah’s Civil Pirate Changed Me
by Joanna Emerson Have you ever read those verses in Proverbs about wisdom and understanding, and stopped to ask God for these? The word “dayclean” will forever be in my vocabulary after writing Hannah’s Civil Pirate. So will “trutemout,” “eish ‘tettuhs,” “buckruh,” and many others. These are Gullah words. The Gullah people live […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on April 6, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/how-writing-hannahs-civil-pirate-changed-me/
Writing What I Need to Know
by Precarious Yates There’s an old adage that says, “Write what you know.” While I understand the importance of this saying, I approach writing from a different paradigm. I write what I need to know. Many of the books I have written have taught me a lot. Last year, I released a book […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on March 16, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/writing-what-i-need-to-know/
Back to Basics
by Suzanne D. Williams I wrote a post last month where I lamented my inability to read without editing the material. Rather than be complaisant and continue on as I am, though, I decided to, at least, put forth the effort to overcome my problem. Alas . . . do authors still say “alas?” . . […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on February 23, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/back-to-basics/
Shouting Out Your Name
by Ruth O’Neil Social media can be a very powerful marketing tool, or it can be an annoyance to the people you are trying to reach. There’s a fine line. I admit that I joined a lot of groups hoping to share and find all sorts of buyers for my books. I probably annoyed at least some […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on February 21, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/shouting-out-your-name/
A Public Confession
by Suzanne D. Williams I just want to read a book. Reading makes better writers, they say. But writing has made me a horrible reader. I remember reading for the fun of it, losing my day amidst the pages of some novel . . . 200,000 words or more. Now, I can’t manage 1,000 without […]
Posted by Staci Stallings on January 31, 2018
http://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/a-public-confession/
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